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As an Irishman, this concept confuses me.
by Spellchamp 10y ago
As an Irishman, this concept confuses me.
- losteverything 10y agoOutgoing mail can be placed in the mail recepticle where you receive incoming mail. Often the letters get wet. The carrier takes the outgoing letters. If it's raining the wet letters get tossed into a bucket, then into a larger hamper than into a machine for sorting. Wet letters make other dry letters wet. So even if you take them to the post office they may encounter wet letters in their way. Ink runs.
- FlyingAvatar 10y agoI think the implication was that in Ireland, it's never not raining.
- losteverything 10y agoLol. Man am I stupid. Although I have had Canadians tell me that their postman does not pick up outgoing mail. Thats what I thought. DUH!2