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And you wonder how much fan mail The Banana Splits managed to get ahead of their concerts at the General Delivery window of the Post Office (or what passed for it) in such one-horse towns as they performed in, to begin with:
(Let alone selecting the letters to be read at the performance, as well as the "Dear Drooper" items. Not to mention selecting such correspondents as would win a special prize pack for their letters.)
As if more conventional fan mail arrangements weren’t likely good enough for The Banana Splits ... consider encouraging their fans to send fan mail via General Delivery (a/k/a Poste Restante) in such towns where they might be performing on tour! And likewise with the Cattanooga Cats!
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If smiles had addresses, Bernard’s would have been General Delivery, the Moon.
Still Life with Woodpecker - Tom Robbins
Was My Sony HDR-AS30V HD POV Action Black Camcorder Rerouted Because of North Korea?
What a strange series of events. If you look at the FedEx Tracking:
Date/Time Activity Location 12/19/2014 – Friday 9:55 am Arrived at FedEx location PORTLAND, OR 9:50 am Returning package to shipper PORTLAND, OR Shipper requested shipment to be returned – Unable to deliver shipment – Returning to shipper 6:00 am At local FedEx facility PORTLAND, OR 3:42 am Departed FedEx location TROUTDALE, OR…
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If the Postal Service has become a subsidized tool for mass mailers, why does the state still own it?
Ian Lee, a professor of strategic management at the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University in Ottawa, cited by Elisabeth Rosenthal in The Junking of the Postal Service
The economics of surface mail don't make much sense. And the inviolability of the personal mailbox -- where the law states that no one can place anything in personal mailboxes but the Post Office -- has been subverted by the Post Office themselves: they partnered with Every Door Direct, which distributes unaddressed advertising materials from local retailers in our mailboxes.
I am considering switching to US Post Office General Delivery. They hold mail for 30 days, so I could drop by every few days, and drop all the junk mail directly in the recycling bin there. I wouldn't have to visit my mailbox at all. And I'd be -- in effect -- defecting from the energy inefficient local delivery service.
What if everybody did this? What if the great majority of people opted out of home delivery?
