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daftbeaker wrote:[notty words]If real life was like Youtube comments[/notty words]

(No, i'm not referring to the guy with the beard, Db)
Roland Deschain wrote:^
I wonder what Scientology will look like in 2000 years, if it's still around.daftbeaker wrote:[notty words]If real life was like Youtube comments[/notty words]

FTFY.ET, the Extra Terrestrial wrote:Send him a few copies of these flyers.
Mad Willyum Bonney wrote:They keep on sending junk mail relentlessly even after i had moved out of Dad's house , poor ole dad dealt with the constant flow for twenty years , at times junk would arrive up to three times a week . The mail was always the same , order forms for dumb ass books and silly boxes with some wires an diodes , obsurd stuff thought I .

After dad sailed into the great hereafter i returned to care for mum . I became so annoyed with the junk and their repeated refusal to stop with the harassment . I started to put all their stuff in a big shoe box and sent it back to them without postage and no return address . In total i sent back almost fifty kilos , trash still kept coming , then i started thanking them for all the lovely correspondence and started sending odd bits of hardware and other useless heavy metal bits of broken stuff . In theory, yes. In practice, the Post Office won't take a reply-paid brick, and you can't cram it in a pillar box slot. Which begs the question: what is the most evil thing you can cram into a pillar box?daftbeaker wrote:Mad Willyum Bonney wrote:They keep on sending junk mail relentlessly even after i had moved out of Dad's house , poor ole dad dealt with the constant flow for twenty years , at times junk would arrive up to three times a week . The mail was always the same , order forms for dumb ass books and silly boxes with some wires an diodes , obsurd stuff thought I .
Did they have the pre-paid envelopes to return the order forms? If so I've heard that (in the UK at least) the company is charged when they're returned, not when paid for and it's possible to stick the postage information to a brick. This is then posted and the company has to pay the postage cost when it arrives back with them.
It may just be an urban legend but it seems plausible
Roy Hunter wrote:In theory, yes. In practice, the Post Office won't take a reply-paid brick, and you can't cram it in a pillar box slot. Which begs the question: what is the most evil thing you can cram into a pillar box?daftbeaker wrote:It may just be an urban legend but it seems plausible

In the end we went into town and dumped all the bills and the meter on the counter at the Gas Board showroom. That actually stopped the buggers.

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