Comments | wynter_myst: Ponies & Postcards

wynter_myst

Ponies & Postcards

Aug 07, 2006 19:02

Okay, one wingless flutter pony and one baby pony aren't that big. But for Goddess' sake, Mr Postman, did you have to shove the envelope in the mailbox? Because it was so hard to pull out. I was terrified that I'd do some grevious bodily harm to the ponies, but they seemed to have survived the abuse, protected as they were in their bubblewrap- ( Read more... )

postcrossing, mlp

Comments 11

MLP anonymous August 7 2006, 10:12:09 UTC

haha.. more ponies! Hey do you know that your deviantart comments sound like ebay user comments? hehe

Re: MLP wynter_myst August 7 2006, 10:21:56 UTC

No they do not. How many ways can YOU reply to "Thank you"?

Re: MLP anonymous August 7 2006, 11:12:43 UTC

This isn't an argument that I can win right? Hehe.. I used a can of olive oyle tuna with my dinner.. It's freaking amazing how much tuna was in that tiny can..

arrch August 7 2006, 13:34:56 UTC

Fast payment, very communicative. Fantastic buyer. Highly recommended!!

wynter_myst August 7 2006, 13:40:16 UTC

Unfortunately, can't say the same for the postman -_-;;

arrch August 7 2006, 13:42:44 UTC

Yeah, I can vaguely recall your postbox not being all that big.

When I get packages delivered they either throw it on the flowerbed near the post box, or leave it on the doormat to the front door. One time I had a package hidden in the flowerbed for several days ~_~

wynter_myst August 7 2006, 13:51:22 UTC

Usually they ring the doorbell and mostly someone's in, or they leave the package at the front door.

I suppose the smallness of this package tempted the postman into just shoving it into the mailbox. Either that or he was lazy to walk to the door. *sweats*

anonymous August 7 2006, 13:42:44 UTC

Don't want to spam your msn.. so good night ya.. sleep tight ^^

wynter_myst August 7 2006, 13:51:42 UTC

And yet you spam my LJ.

alfredman August 7 2006, 14:17:32 UTC

I once ordered a t-shirt online. My mailbox is pretty big and the package was big but still fit in the mailbox. So the postman dumped it in there. Too bad that day it was raining, I found it floating with the other mail.

wynter_myst August 7 2006, 14:23:56 UTC

They need to invent mailboxes that remain dry no matter what...

Since my only chore in the house seems to be to bring the mail in, no one else does even if it's raining.
So recently the mail has been really soggy...