yeah then watch them pick up skin cancer.
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Hand deliver the letter to them, all smiles.
That night, nip over the fence and release moles.
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or just draw a massive phallus in fertilzer on his lawn. guaranteed to grow bigger and bushier than the surrounding grass.Originally posted by Rantor View PostPah, You could send it to them anonymously and then nip over their fence in the middle of the night to write "WE KNOW" in weedkiller on their lawn.
(or be nice instead)Last edited by Ruprect; 23 May 2008, 11:02.
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Originally posted by Rantor View PostPah, You could send it to them anonymously and then nip over their fence in the middle of the night to write "WE KNOW" in weedkiller on their lawn.
Pure evil. But good suggestion!
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its unopened, but if its a bill for fking brooms ,I bet its about £1 millionOriginally posted by DS23 View Posthow much is it for?
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Pah, You could send it to them anonymously and then nip over their fence in the middle of the night to write "WE KNOW" in weedkiller on their lawn.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostBlooming heck, you are all such nice people.
It would have brought a tear to my eye except I'd get a thick ear and a beasting from you know who
and I'm not even 7

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Why not do what the Royal Mail suggests:
From their website:
If the mail with a different address has been mistakenly put through your letterbox, we have clearly misdelivered the item and apologise. Please mark the item as ‘Misdelivered' and where it was misdelivered to and re-post. No further postage/payment is needed for misdelivered items.
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Because the letter has been opened, best not to tell them the misdelivered to address.
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No idea, unless I ask Mr GoogleOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostIf I could do just one near perfect thing I'd be happy...
what am I listening too
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If I could do just one near perfect thing I'd be happy...
what am I listening too
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That's the best idea. Kill two birds with one stone and get them to do the work.Originally posted by Ruprect View PostOn the other hand, you could say "if you're short of a few bob, I can help you out by throwing a bit of gardening work your way"?
I bet they'd do it for free they're obviously so loony.
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Living in a block of flats, If I accidently open someone else's letter I always bin it. After all, I think it's illegal to deliberately open a letter addressed to someone else, and suppose some malicious addressee accused you of opening it deliberately? Just burn it.
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Blooming heck, you are all such nice people.
It would have brought a tear to my eye except I'd get a thick ear and a beasting from you know who
and I'm not even 7
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