I was for 3 years (city carrier, walk) Anyways we had a 7 route office and during casing (sorting mail) if we saw somebody had moved local and still in our territory, we gave it to that carrier. Don’t miss the 4 seasons!
I used to get ticked off when my Arizona Highways magazines got creased. Now I look at all those back issues I’ve kept and realize that even if I wanted to look something up, there’s no way I’ll physically search through all those issues.
From the same people, who can’t git addresses correct ………………………………… ………………………………………………………. ok, this might be a legit place to git angry, ol’ white man.
Residents of Bend, Oregon must get lots of damaged mail, because finally the postal carriers have permission written right on the package to act out on it.
Is this guy supposed to have a beard? It really doesn’t look like one. But other alternatives for what that . . . thing . . . could be, like a neck brace or an Elizabethan ruff, make no sense at all.
As a retired letter carrier I enjoy postal humor. Most carriers do. Seriously, though, regular carriers assigned to a route get to know the people on their route and treat the mail as if it was their own. Substitute carriers have it tough not knowing the route.
As the US population has, uh, grown recently, construction of residences has increased the number of addresses needing mail delivery. It is my opinion that the postal service is struggling to hire enough people to deliver to all the new addresses.I’ve noticed later delivery on my street by carriers without a postal uniform.
Brother was a Postal Employee. Online, in Madison, WI he saw an opening in Hawaii, asked for, and got it. Lived there 8 years, housing inflation put his regular home up over a million $, transferred back and is living like a king.
The mail people in the different places where I lived are the best. They help you do things if you get stuck even if your neighbor is outside staring at you. One guy helped my carry a mattress up the stairs one time. Everybody should give their mail person a nice gift!
I can’t count the times that I found that an envelope or package printed with “do not bend” was folded in half. If they can squeeze it into your mailbox, that’s where it’s going.
BE THIS GUY 10 months ago
Just be happy that it doesn’t say FRAGILE or it could end up in Italy.
BasilBruce 10 months ago
Does Moe do the job himself, or do Larry and Curly join in?
enigmamz 10 months ago
Off screen, it’s already crumpled.
B UTTONS 10 months ago
Don’t worry Rat, your postal carrier is a failed frustrated FedEx delivery driver – he will mold your package into a projectile to be thrown.
epicatt2- 10 months ago
The mailmen are generally great guys and gals. It’s the head of USPS that maybe should worry us: Mr. DeJoy! (Or maybe not…)
The dude from FL Premium Member 10 months ago
I was for 3 years (city carrier, walk) Anyways we had a 7 route office and during casing (sorting mail) if we saw somebody had moved local and still in our territory, we gave it to that carrier. Don’t miss the 4 seasons!
Bilan 10 months ago
Let’s hope he doesn’t go postal.
SameAsOldFfred 10 months ago
I used to get ticked off when my Arizona Highways magazines got creased. Now I look at all those back issues I’ve kept and realize that even if I wanted to look something up, there’s no way I’ll physically search through all those issues.
erik.vanthienen 10 months ago
“Please do not bend, fold, spindle or mutilate me.” That takes me back …
eromlig 10 months ago
Of course they’re vengeful — no one ever asks them to play Post Office.
SameAsOldFfred 10 months ago
Speaking of Post Office, the Hashknife Pony Express started their official 66th run on Wednesday. Look them up!
James Wolfenstein 10 months ago
Stomping is OK… it says “Do not bend” :D
cdward 10 months ago
Despite DeJoy, the USPS is still one of the best in the world. Even FedEx, UPS, DHL, and Amazon use them.
Procat Premium Member 10 months ago
With Rat’s last statement, that must be why I get so many campaign flyers.
Lady loves a joke 10 months ago
We had two boxes delivered in two days, by UPS. Both looked as if they’d been attacked by a wolverine.
KageKat 10 months ago
I swear my mail carrier has that same hat.
Huckleberry Hiroshima 10 months ago
lmao .. didn’t need the last panel though.
Count Olaf Premium Member 10 months ago
Malewomen are even worse.
colddonkey 10 months ago
Is the mailman Amish?
Ellis97 10 months ago
Neither rain, nor sleet will prevent the postal service from being sleazy.
wrd2255 10 months ago
Louis DeJoy is doing mail pickups now?
F-Flash 10 months ago
We mailmen don’t abuse individual letters or packages, we have machines that do that.
ekw555 10 months ago
Moe has the most ridiculous neckbeard I have ever seen.
Goat from PBS 10 months ago
The “package” Rat is handing him looks more like a letter than anything.
rossevrymn 10 months ago
From the same people, who can’t git addresses correct ………………………………… ………………………………………………………. ok, this might be a legit place to git angry, ol’ white man.
aerotica69 10 months ago
Just be glad if the package reaches a destination that is not a dumpster in a nearby apartment complex.
Diat60 10 months ago
Be assured the Post Office has an equal stomping policy.
ronhq13 10 months ago
I’m sorry but I think that the postal system does a pretty good job.
TimothyP23 10 months ago
Indeed, they are subtle and quick to anger.
ladykat 10 months ago
Yes, they do.
Ermine Notyours 10 months ago
Residents of Bend, Oregon must get lots of damaged mail, because finally the postal carriers have permission written right on the package to act out on it.
IndyW 10 months ago
I’ve received boxes from UPS with boot prints on them. It happens.
John Jorgensen 10 months ago
Is this guy supposed to have a beard? It really doesn’t look like one. But other alternatives for what that . . . thing . . . could be, like a neck brace or an Elizabethan ruff, make no sense at all.
mindjob 10 months ago
No one talks about post office rampages anymore
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 10 months ago
The mail must go through….a shredder
Larry S 10 months ago
As a retired letter carrier I enjoy postal humor. Most carriers do. Seriously, though, regular carriers assigned to a route get to know the people on their route and treat the mail as if it was their own. Substitute carriers have it tough not knowing the route.
As the US population has, uh, grown recently, construction of residences has increased the number of addresses needing mail delivery. It is my opinion that the postal service is struggling to hire enough people to deliver to all the new addresses.I’ve noticed later delivery on my street by carriers without a postal uniform.
MrWolf Gamer 10 months ago
Like if says FRAGILE they throw it at your doorstep like a baseball pitcher! Joke Rating: 8/10
zeexenon 10 months ago
Brother was a Postal Employee. Online, in Madison, WI he saw an opening in Hawaii, asked for, and got it. Lived there 8 years, housing inflation put his regular home up over a million $, transferred back and is living like a king.
Buoy 10 months ago
There’s a reason it’s called “Going Postal.”
Doctor Go 10 months ago
This must be the guy who folded my LP record in half, not once but two different occasions to fit it into my mailbox…
markkahler52 10 months ago
Comic strip pitch pack for submission: DO NOT BEND! (OR open it to read ’em before they get to the syndicate!!)
Ken8338 Premium Member 10 months ago
If you mark it “FRAGILE” they throw it underhand.
eddi-TBH 10 months ago
I used a piece of 1/8" aluminum to protect a photo once. Mom thanked me for the nice origami fox I had sent her.
I'm Sad 10 months ago
The mail people in the different places where I lived are the best. They help you do things if you get stuck even if your neighbor is outside staring at you. One guy helped my carry a mattress up the stairs one time. Everybody should give their mail person a nice gift!
Otis Rufus Driftwood 10 months ago
At least he’s not packing.
wordsmeet 10 months ago
Some mailpersons are just careless.
JoeMartinFan Premium Member 10 months ago
“Crease, crumple, cram…” – Newman from “Seinfeld”
alantain 9 months ago
I can’t count the times that I found that an envelope or package printed with “do not bend” was folded in half. If they can squeeze it into your mailbox, that’s where it’s going.