Jan 09 2009
Stamps don’t taste as good as they used to

Image from PDStampInfo
It was to my disgust that I discovered the recipe for regular postage stamps had been changed recently. Miffed, I made a point of bringing this to the attention of the Post Office, who were the recipients of the following email.
To: Post Office General Enquiries
From: Harry Yack
Sent: 11.30 26th December 2008Dear Post Office,
I do think that, in general, your work is top excellent, top-notch and not in the least tardy. There is, however, decision you have made that I disagree with.
You see, ever since you changed the adhesive used on stamps, I have found they taste absolutely disgusting. Now, I could understand if you are now making stamps with brussels sprout adhesive rather than a more tomatoey one due to the demands of the credit crunch. However, on nine times out of ten, after the required licking the sticking does not occur; that is to say my stamps always fall off my envelopes on the way to the post office.
I would imagine I’m not the only person having this problem and would appreciate it muchly if you could look into it for me.
Thank you,
Harry Yack,
Lancashire
I have since received no reply, presumably because the Post Office dislike people taking the mickey out of them in such a childish manner. Or maybe the word about Harry Yack’s real identity is out? Who knows. But wouldn’t it be brilliant if they brought out chicken, cheese or even chocolate-flavoured stamps? First class could be gourmet meals, whilst second class could be chips and burgers and stuff.
Hmm, I may be onto something here.










It’s because they are self adhesive now…
I think that would be a wicked idea Brovs. Maybe you should get a Ceo job and reform the place as their first class delivery sucks as well.
I like the idea of chocolate flavored stamps. How about a mojito flavored stamp for us who enjoy libations?
teeheehee they ~are~ all the adhesive type now, right?
What a great post! I say make em taste like butterscotch!
Roxie
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