In praise of the Royal Mail and correct use of the English language
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In praise of the Royal Mail and correct use of English
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Re: In praise of the Royal Mail and correct use of English
That one's not so bad compared to the one which was intended for
Elizabeth (Surname unknown),
Haematology Dept,
Royal Hospital for Sick Children
Glasgow
G3 ***
but read
Liz
c/o Blood
Sick Kids
Glasgow
sent from someone on holiday in Spain.
I kid not.
Elizabeth (Surname unknown),
Haematology Dept,
Royal Hospital for Sick Children
Glasgow
G3 ***
but read
Liz
c/o Blood
Sick Kids
Glasgow
sent from someone on holiday in Spain.
I kid not.
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Re: In praise of the Royal Mail and correct use of English
Donk wrote:That one's not so bad compared to the one which was intended for
Elizabeth (Surname unknown),
Haematology Dept,
Royal Hospital for Sick Children
Glasgow
G3 ***
but read
Liz
c/o Blood
Sick Kids
Glasgow
sent from someone on holiday in Spain.
I kid not.
that ones easy
sick kids in Glasgow
get much worse than that!
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richbriggs69
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Re: In praise of the Royal Mail and correct use of English
Best I had was:
Joan S***H
? High Street
War*****
The one with the red door
opposite the post office..
sorry postman!
Joan S***H
? High Street
War*****
The one with the red door
opposite the post office..
sorry postman!