JimGinPA
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Sun Feb-07-10 12:18 PM
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| They Didn't Deliver The Mail Here Because Of The Snow Yesterday... |
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So much for that old motto. The only other time I remember that happening was in Ohio during a blizzard that lasted three days and dumped more than three feet of snow on us. Everything was shut down for days.
Funny thing is, I might not have noticed except I was supposed to get some movies from Netflix yesterday. So I guess it is possible it may have happened before and I just didn't realize it.
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| TZ
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Sun Feb-07-10 12:31 PM
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| 1. During the blizzard of 96 they stopped service as well |
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Considering we had 30 inches of snow here, I can well understand not getting mail...
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| Doc_Technical
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Sun Feb-07-10 03:20 PM
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| 2. The Letter Carriers have Sunday off. |
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They have rotating days off.
First week they have Sunday/Monday off.
Second week they have Sunday/ Tuesday off, etc.
Every six weeks they get Friday/Saturday/Sunday off,
then the cycle starts over again.
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| JimGinPA
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Sun Feb-07-10 06:13 PM
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| 3. It Was Yesterday That They Didn't Come nt |
| RushIsRot
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Sun Feb-07-10 06:44 PM
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| 4. I live at the bottom of a steep hill and do not expect mail if we have |
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*Snowfall
*Heavy rain
*Extremely muddy conditions
I also live 4.4 miles from the nearest pavement.
Heck, I won't go out in that sort of mess. Why expect my letter carrier to do so?
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