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Is this not basically once-off nerd-sniping for post workers... "ooh: here's a challenge."? I'm sure you only hear about the success stories.
by photojosh 4y ago
Is this not basically once-off nerd-sniping for post workers... "ooh: here's a challenge."?
I'm sure you only hear about the success stories.
- ce4 4y agoIn my case it was an embarrassing success story... my great uncles name was globally, or at least unique in Germany, i misspelled it, got the postcode wrong, forgot street and house number (sent from abroad)... and it arrived a month or so later. Boy got I laughed at. I'd rather wished it had disappeared. Thats was back in the 90's.
- kolinko 4y agoSome other embarassing success story. My gf bought a postcard in Czech Republic, filled it with my address in Warsaw, but forgot to buy poststamps. She didn't send the postcards and carried them to Warsaw. In Warsaw they fell out of her pocket on a street, or something like that. Still, they arrived in our post box. We still don't have an idea how and why :)
- netsharc 4y agoIf it was already in Warsaw, it's possible some bored civilians found the postcard and decided to go to your address and put it in the mailbox...
- fakedang 4y agoHaha, I can imagine some post-master and his workers' eyes glinting with excitement once they find a letter of this sort. "Ooooh, unmarked letter... It's showtime!"