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You empty headed animal food trough wiper . . .by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Quotespace-timethere is black smoke coming out everywhere, smoke alarm beeping everywhere, it's a pandemonium in here. And yet you found time to stop and tell us all about it . . .by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Are they desperate already?by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Yeah, Ferrell's dialogue had me laughing throughout.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuotedavesterShakeman, you are a moron! That's moran to you--oops, another cult!by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Quote3dFrom the USPS stamp selection criteria: "Events of historical significance shall be considered for commemoration only on anniversaries in multiples of 50 years." Strike one. "Stamps or stationery shall not be issued to promote or advertise commercial enterprises or products." Strike two. "No living person shall be honored by portrayal on U.S. postage.&quoby tronnei - Tips and Deals
Link to stamp selection "rules": The Star Wars stamps represent a major shift for the USPS. Fewer than 10 years ago the Postal Service would not put living actors on stamps honoring Star Trek, All in the Family, The Cosby Show and Seinfeld. That policy is now toast.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuoteGrateful11When will the stamps be available? I couldn't find that info. May 25.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Quote3dDon't you have to be DEAD for ten years (unless you're a president) to be featured on a USPS stamp?? Rule changed to 5 years last year. But even that is being ignored for this issue.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Speaking of softball T-shirts: Back in the 1970s, law firms in Minnesota were prohibited from advertising. Because of this, the company softball team couldn't put the name of the firm on team shirts; even the generic phrase "Law Firm" was deemed unacceptable. So, the team manager ordered shirts that simply said FIRM. Predictably, our female players wouldn't wear them.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuotePaul F.I'm still working on the same bottle of wood glue I've been using for years. I'm still using bottles from the 1970s; the glue is fine.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Happy Birthday to Leonard Nimoy, Alan Arkin, James Caan, Diana Ross, Steven Tyler, Teddy Pendergrass, Martin Short, Kenny Chesney, my mom, and MacGurl too!by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Quotechas_mHere's a crazy idea for meetings -- DON'T HAVE MEETINGS. I'd miss the free food.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuoteSeacrest(from the very small number of people who never carry a balance) Not as small as you might think; I read recently that it's more than 30%. And I'm one of them.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
I've purchased 3 refurb nanos; no problems. But my mom bought a refurb G5 iMac that was a complete dog; it was eventually returned (and she bought a new Intel iMac).by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuotelafinfilNo mention last night but I'm guessing the news came after they had taped Letterman's Wednesday show was taped several days in advance in order to give cast and crew a long weekend, since the show will be preempted on Thursday and Friday.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Quoteh'Don't we already have stamps that say "first class" with no monetary amount? Yes, but those are merely 'nondenominated' stamps that do have a fixed postage value equal to what it cost to buy them. (See the values of such stamps going back to 1975 here: ). The new forever stamps (design to be released next week) will always have a postage value equal to the first class letter raby tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuoteAlphaDogI didn't see a date for the proposed increase on the usps page. Anybody know when they want to make this effective? May 14.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuotespearmintQuotetronneiQuotespearmintAfter WW II there was a promise of returning to 5 cents. When pigs fly. Not sure what you mean. First class letter postage was a steady 3¢ from 1932 to 1958. I probably have my numbers wrong but there was a promise to lower rates. 3¢ in 58? Well, only if you look waaay back. Congress raised the letter rate from 2¢ to 3¢ during World War I to helpby tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuotespearmintAfter WW II there was a promise of returning to 5 cents. When pigs fly. Not sure what you mean. First class letter postage was a steady 3¢ from 1932 to 1958.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
I've had this come up frequently. Usually the sellers are totally unaware they could not recover PayPal fees in that manner, and were grateful that I explained it to them.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuoteCharlieStangoeven if I work every minute until Monday at 7:30 I will not be able to finish. And yet you have time to kill posting here??by tronnei - Tips and Deals
QuoteJp!don't wait to see other classics, you could DIE in another 32 years. Yeah, I know. That reminds me--I've never seen Rocky either. It's only been 31 years since that one came out.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
. . . but I've finally seen Jaws ! Damn, that's a good flick.by tronnei - Tips and Deals
Although the iMic says you don't need a pre-amp, I've found the sound quality awful without one. I picked up a cheap ($20) stereo pre-amp on eBay and now my vinyl recordings sound great.by tronnei - Tips and Deals