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"Waiting for Post"

What is it that makes me so exciting waiting for things in the post? It's something I've never grown out of, the thrill of knowing something will be arriving in a parcel. At the moment it's a nice RC Car from SR, but it could just as easily be some DVD or game, either way I just can't wait until the postie comes to see what I've got.

The problem is that when I've recieved all my post and I'm not expecting anything I get a little depressed. Sometimes I'll go to those internet freebie pages to see if there is anything good, but more often than not it's only samples of shampoo or marmite (best not to get them both mixed up!).

It's like an addiction, but not that dire. Still, I enjoy it while it lasts. Anyone else feel the same, or is it just me?

i agree with you that always happens to me at the moment im waiting for a ps2 memory card

J-42 wrote:
> Also, you can't use it as a coffin, for any dead relatives,
> afterwards.

Well you could, as long as they were very small relatives.

Yep, but it's a nice way for your hamster to join you in the earth.

Also, you can't use it as a coffin, for any dead relatives, afterwards.

Admittidly it can't heat-press your trousers like the XBox, but boxer shorts are no problem.

Memorandum wrote:
> J-42 wrote:
> Ahh, but can you toast things, other than games?
>
> You can toast pancakes, and small pizzas

WHo needs games, when you have small pizzas?

pb wrote:
> mmmmmmm. futuristic toast.

Exactly what I was thinking.

J-42 wrote:
> Ahh, but can you toast things, other than games?

You can toast pancakes, and small pizzas

Ahh, but can you toast things, other than games?

It isn't bigger, it has a front loading disc tray instead. And it's very shiny, like a mirror.