I am poviding a little Yukk yukk this AM at the cost of the PO

[jgrinz]

I got this package in the mail Friday ... Notice the date

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It was a return to sender ..

[bsshog40]

I wonder if that's where the term "Snail Mail" came from?

[James_OldeTowne]

Frightening!

[Conder101]

Interesting but nowhere close to a record in delayed mail. There are always tales of mail being delivered 50, 60, 70 years after it was sent. I believe the record is over a hundred years.

[johnny9434]

simply amazing. now we know why they might be in a little trouble ( or at least a bit of it )

[e1cnr]

that date is just when the label was printed, not when the PO got it

 

 

I am pretty sure I have had a couple nice eBay wins that had the label printed but did not get sent

[bsshog40]

that date is just when the label was printed, not when the PO got it

 

 

I am pretty sure I have had a couple nice eBay wins that had the label printed but did not get sent

If I know Mike, the package was sent no later than a day after he printed the label.

[jgrinz]

that date is just when the label was printed, not when the PO got it

 

 

I am pretty sure I have had a couple nice eBay wins that had the label printed but did not get sent

 

Same day

[jgrinz]

that date is just when the label was printed, not when the PO got it

 

 

I am pretty sure I have had a couple nice eBay wins that had the label printed but did not get sent

If I know Mike, the package was sent no later than a day after he printed the label.

 

[cpm9ball]

Interesting but nowhere close to a record in delayed mail. There are always tales of mail being delivered 50, 60, 70 years after it was sent. I believe the record is over a hundred years.

 

There is a rumor going around that Hamilton sent Burr a note in late June, 1804. Burr's heirs just received it from the Post Office last week. When they read the post, it was very brief and to the point..............

 

[font:Comic Sans MS]I'm sorry! [/font]

 

[font:Comic Sans MS]A. Hamilton [/font]

[truthteller]

Interesting but nowhere close to a record in delayed mail. There are always tales of mail being delivered 50, 60, 70 years after it was sent. I believe the record is over a hundred years.

 

There is a rumor going around that Hamilton sent Burr a note in late June, 1804. Burr's heirs just received it from the Post Office last week. When they read the post, it was very brief and to the point..............

 

[font:Comic Sans MS]I'm sorry! [/font]

 

[font:Comic Sans MS]A. Hamilton [/font]

 

Another rumor has it that Burr sent a message overnight via post to his valet:

 

"Please load the guns with blanks."

 

 

 

 

TRUTH