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Postal Rate Commission approves 3-cent rate increase for letters.

I need to know... is that with or without anthrax?

Thank you, my day wasn't complete until now. :crackhead:

How much does that make them now?

Ahlexus Wrote:WASHINGTON

Postal Rate Commission approves 3-cent rate increase for letters.

I need to know... is that with or without anthrax?

The cost of bullets goes up.... then the cost of Postal Stamps too?

Coincidence? I THINK NOT !

Why don't they just raise stamps to like 50c a piece and stop dicking around already. They keep raising them, and I have to buy those dumb fuck 1c stamps to make up the difference for all the old stamps I had.

damn THEM! damn THE MAN!

does this mean that they are gonna start pushing for charging us who use email almost exclusively?

Christ, if I have to keep paying more and more to lick something, I damn well better be getting a smile on my face.

Sephiroth Wrote:

Ahlexus Wrote:WASHINGTON

Postal Rate Commission approves 3-cent rate increase for letters.

I need to know... is that with or without anthrax?

The cost of bullets goes up.... then the cost of Postal Stamps too?

Coincidence? I THINK NOT !

On March 22, 1765, Britain enacted the Stamp Act to raise money from the American colonies.

Another coincidence??

I also think not!!

I don't even mail much of anything. I use the computer for more bill paying.

Quote:does this mean that they are gonna start pushing for charging us who use email almost exclusively?

What? You didn't get the e-mail?

Skitchr4u Wrote:does this mean that they are gonna start pushing for charging us who use email almost exclusively?

Sad thing is they are actually trying to make a surcharge for every e-mail.

Bah! I just bought a book of stamps! I'm sending out holiday cards now while it's still cheap....

Ahlexus Wrote:

Sephiroth Wrote:

Ahlexus Wrote:WASHINGTON

Postal Rate Commission approves 3-cent rate increase for letters.

I need to know... is that with or without anthrax?

The cost of bullets goes up.... then the cost of Postal Stamps too?

Coincidence? I THINK NOT !

On March 22, 1765, Britain enacted the Stamp Act to raise money from the American colonies.

Another coincidence??

I also think not!!

Geek (if it's true)

I was at the post office at lunch, and the post office guy told me that they are coming out with a stamp for the WTC. It's going to be the picture of the firefighters raising the flag, and they're going to charge an extra 11cents per stamp, which is going to charities for victims of 9/11

Hey Ladi Wrote:Thank you, my day wasn't complete until now. :crackhead:

How much does that make them now?

Ladi, that makes the new price 37 cents. And like OAS says, it's not even to lick anything fun :lol:

And Adolescent... is that for real? Charge for email?

How bogus.

Bondgirl Wrote:I was at the post office at lunch, and the post office guy told me that they are coming out with a stamp for the WTC. It's going to be the picture of the firefighters raising the flag, and they're going to charge an extra 11cents per stamp, which is going to charities for victims of 9/11

Will it be worth 44c? or still just 33c?

Sloatsburgh Wrote:

Ahlexus Wrote:

Sephiroth Wrote:

Ahlexus Wrote:WASHINGTON

Postal Rate Commission approves 3-cent rate increase for letters.

I need to know... is that with or without anthrax?

The cost of bullets goes up.... then the cost of Postal Stamps too?

Coincidence? I THINK NOT !

On March 22, 1765, Britain enacted the Stamp Act to raise money from the American colonies.

Another coincidence??

I also think not!!

Geek (if it's true)

Muwahahha.. you bet your hiney it's true

This day in history

So.. geek me.

Maynard Wrote:Will it be worth 44c? or still just 33c?

It's going to be worth 34cents, but they're going to charge you 45.

I was just wondering... are we going to be collecting for the WTC victims forever?

No disrepect intended at all.... but aren't they all getting something like $1.85 million each already?

The federal government is poised to cut roughly $6 billion worth of checks to the spouses and children of 9-11 victims.



Edited By Ahlexus on Mar. 22 2002 at 1:43

Quote:In 1882, Congress outlawed polygamy.

In 1895, Auguste and Louis Lumiere showed their first movie to an invited audience in Paris.

In 1933, during Prohibition, President Roosevelt signed a measure to make wine and beer containing up to 3.2 percent alcohol legal.

NOOOOOOOOO!!!!

NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

YEAH, but not enough....... BOOOOO!!

Sloatsburgh Wrote:

Quote:In 1882, Congress outlawed polygamy.

In 1895, Auguste and Louis Lumiere showed their first movie to an invited audience in Paris.

In 1933, during Prohibition, President Roosevelt signed a measure to make wine and beer containing up to 3.2 percent alcohol legal.

NOOOOOOOOO!!!!

NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

YEAH, but not enough....... BOOOOO!!

Lmao!

Who's a geek now?