I am so sorry to hear that my friend.
-Tig
Thank you.
Three weeks ago today she passed away - it still doesn't seem believable.
I am so sorry to hear that my friend.
-Tig
Do you turn your own pens from wood on a lathe? I’ve always seen those kits in woodworking catalogues and thought it would be cool to give it a try. My dad is big into woodworking. He has about 2000-2500 sq ft of woodshop in his basement that’s absolutely ridiculous considering the amount of time he actually spends on his hobby. I imagine his lathe is too big for turning something as small as a pen blank. I would be something cool to explore in the future.
So sorry for your lossSince the night of the winter solstice, - a little over a week ago, when my mother passed away - I am an orphan.
PETA is going to object to you keeping beavers locked up in your basement.My methods are a bit more...daring.
Since the night of the winter solstice, - a little over a week ago, when my mother passed away - I am an orphan.
It all went down hill after D.Grey-man finished!I am a big anime fan, I prob watch more anime than I do normal TV.
Haha, me too. They are insane.I’ve been getting junk mail from the Church of Scientology since I was 13 (early 90s).
Tell them you’ve lost all your money and are destitute. They’ll soon stop calling!Haha, me too. They are insane.
And they never let go. It doesn't help to tell them to. It has the totally opposite effect.
It comes a mail in my physical mailbox every 3rd month I think. I had some calls coming on my landline to.
Obviously wasn't so protected as my iPhone. Better today, was quite some yrs ago now since they bothered me on the phone.
I tried to send their mail back, with note it was wrong address etc, etc.
Didn't help. So I stopped to get irritated, just putting it in a garbage can on the way back from the mailbox.
Haha, me too. They are insane.
And they never let go. It doesn't help to tell them to. It has the totally opposite effect.
It comes a mail in my physical mailbox every 3rd month I think. I had some calls coming on my landline to.
Obviously wasn't so protected as my iPhone. Better today, was quite some yrs ago now since they bothered me on the phone.
I tried to send their mail back, with note it was wrong address etc, etc.
Didn't help. So I stopped to get irritated, just putting it in a garbage can on the way back from the mailbox.
Do their mailings include a SASE? If it does, tear up what they sent you and send it back. Eventually they will get the message, as they have to pay for them. I got Capitol One to eventually stop sending me mail that way. Stuff those envelopes full!Haha, me too. They are insane.
And they never let go. It doesn't help to tell them to. It has the totally opposite effect.
It comes a mail in my physical mailbox every 3rd month I think. I had some calls coming on my landline to.
Obviously wasn't so protected as my iPhone. Better today, was quite some yrs ago now since they bothered me on the phone.
I tried to send their mail back, with note it was wrong address etc, etc.
Didn't help. So I stopped to get irritated, just putting it in a garbage can on the way back from the mailbox.
Lord no. Not a chance. They just send propaganda, no prepaid envelopes.Do their mailings include a SASE? If it does, tear up what they sent you and send it back. Eventually they will get the message, as they have to pay for them. I got Capitol One to eventually stop sending me mail that way. Stuff those envelopes full!
Do their mailings include a SASE? If it does, tear up what they sent you and send it back. Eventually they will get the message, as they have to pay for them. I got Capitol One to eventually stop sending me mail that way. Stuff those envelopes full!
Lord no. Not a chance.
I just put it on the box, return to sender, adress not valid or something.
It kept coming mails anyway. So I just stopped giving energy to it.
Get it. But I’m just passed doing anything at all about it.A gimmick cheap college kids used to do was to write letters home addressing the envelope to themself with their parent’s address in the return address spot. Then they’d drop it in the mail without a stamp. The post office would deliver the envelope to the parents “returned for postage”. Good grief.
Get it. But I’m just passed doing anything at all about it.
Don’t want to give any further energy to them, at all.
Just happily dropp their spam, other **** or just uninteresting stuff that happens to come in the trash joyfully today.
I treat it the same way as all the garbage spam emails that fills up the spam box. Just ignoring the idiots.
They are so many of them. Not worth any attention whatsoever.
Feels best doing so.
But it feels good sharing the experience here though![]()
Amateurs. The smart thing back in the day, sometime during the last century, was throwing it into the administrative office's outgoing pile which would get stamped with a USPS seal ensuring first class delivery. Not sure if you can pull that trick nowadays like the one you outlined, but it worked then.A gimmick cheap college kids used to do was to write letters home addressing the envelope to themself with their parent’s address in the return address spot. Then they’d drop it in the mail without a stamp. The post office would deliver the envelope to the parents “returned for postage”. Good grief.
In the UK our mail comes through the door. Much easier.With the prominence of paperless billing I don’t receive much substantive mail.
The US Postal Service offers a free Informed Delivery product where I receive an email each morning with photographs of each letter to be delivered that day.
I might go several days without picking up the mail. And when I do most goes right into the shredder.
Not much mails (spam or real mails) in my inbox (on the entry floor on my condo building) either these days.With the prominence of paperless billing I don’t receive much substantive mail.
The US Postal Service offers a free Informed Delivery product where I receive an email each morning with photographs of each letter to be delivered that day.
I might go several days without picking up the mail. And when I do most goes right into the shredder.
And that is different to mail delivery here how?In the UK our mail comes through the door. Much easier.
But most mail I get is bank statements or bills.
Don’t get much junk mail. I’m happy with that.
My understanding is that many properties in the US, especially rural ones don’t have all their mail delivered to the door. Certainly not on the TV I see here, where even in suburbia the box with a flag is popular at the end of the drive.Those I know. I also haven't seen mailboxes near the curb here. Though that may be some codified law in the city books and surrounding cities. The closest I've seen to that is a mailbox attached to the house right next to the front door. Or a flip box that delivers mail down a chute next to the door and drops it on the floor on the inside.
Don't really see condos much or those unified kiosks in a central garden. I know of them in other states, but I presumed those were isolated design choices. Most townhouse sets here have individual mailboxes requiring the post person to walk up to each individual door.
The majority of what I've seen is as exactly as he pointed out. Except unlike Gutwrench, I don't use that scanning service. I like mail being a surprise.