To: Fedora
No fire, no Mount Doom.
But wait! I think I spot a furry bunny slipper behind that hedge...
13,334 posted on
03/09/2004 6:08:14 PM PST by
RMDupree
(HHD: Deep roots are not reached by the frost.)
To: RMDupree
But wait! I think I spot a furry bunny slipper behind that hedge...Nope! Sorry - wrong movie!!!
13,335 posted on
03/09/2004 6:09:23 PM PST by
Wneighbor
(Well the view looks better from ahead than it looks behind)
To: RMDupree
Are you gettin' the feeling everybody's having a party somewhere else???? WITHOUT US???
13,336 posted on
03/09/2004 6:10:45 PM PST by
Wneighbor
(Well the view looks better from ahead than it looks behind)
To: RMDupree
But wait! I think I spot a furry bunny slipper behind that hedge...Uh-oh--bunny-slippered Balrog!!! :)
To: smaagee; Graybeard58; Wneighbor; g'nad; 2Jedismom; All
I filed the insurance claim with the post office today. As soon as the woman saw "knives" on the sales receipt I had to produce, she said "maybe you weren't allowed to send those". I explained to her that they were legal under Army regs for mailing. Her answer was, "well, maybe they're not allowable for certain APOs". Of course, nobody said that to me when they took the $17 to send the package, because that same info was on the customs statement.
She said it would take 4-6 weeks for the post office and customs to investigate. For some reason, they cannot scan the insurance barcodes when the mail hits Kuwait. That puts ALL the insured packages at risk. It's nice to know that the biggest overseas mail operations since WW2, and its major depot, is still running in the horse-and-buggy era.
I got the distinct impression her job is to work as hard as possible to deny all insurance claims.
13,350 posted on
03/09/2004 6:47:56 PM PST by
300winmag
(FR's Hobbit Hole supports America's troops)
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