39 cent postage stamps starting January

Discussion in 'Off Topic [BG]' started by MAJOR METAL, Nov 15, 2005.

  1. MAJOR METAL

    MAJOR METAL The Beagle Father Supporting Member

  2. Mario Lewis

    Mario Lewis

    Jul 6, 2001
    Clinton, MD
    Uhhhhh..... don't you mean 2 cent stamps...... It'd save you some effort licking.....
     
  3. MAJOR METAL

    MAJOR METAL The Beagle Father Supporting Member

    Do they make 2 cent stamps? i have allways used the 1 cents after an increase.
     
  4. Bruce Lindfield

    Bruce Lindfield Unprofessional TalkBass Contributor Gold Supporting Member In Memoriam

    And how much does it cost to deliver a letter...?
     
  5. Mario Lewis

    Mario Lewis

    Jul 6, 2001
    Clinton, MD
  6. still a helluva bargain at 39 cents.
     
  7. MAJOR METAL

    MAJOR METAL The Beagle Father Supporting Member

    How long till a first class stamp is 50 Cents?.
     
  8. canopener

    canopener Guest

    Sep 15, 2003
    Isle of Lucy
    Don't speak too soon! Luckily, I pay most of my bills electronically.

    I use at least 2 stamps a month, but never more than 6.
     
  9. embellisher

    embellisher Holy Ghost filled Bass Player Supporting Member

    +1

    One of the most amazing bargains around IMHO.
     
  10. BulkHead

    BulkHead Guest

    Oct 14, 2005
    Manassas VA
    You guys actually use snail mail?
    How last century. :spit:

    I mail bills every month too, grin and bear it.
    One thing Ben Franklin left out of his certainty quote, "taxes, stamp increases, and death"
     
  11. I remember when stamps were a QUARTER. Those 2 cents are really gonna put the screws to my wallet.
     
  12. My theory about paying bills online versus paying by mail:

    1.) Each year, more people will pay their bills online,
    which means
    2.) Fewer people will be buying stamps,
    which means
    3.) The price of stamps will have to go up even more,
    which means
    4.) Fewer people will mail anniversary, birthday and Christmas cards,
    which means
    5.) More of us will feel neglected/unloved,
    which means
    6.) A more apathetic nation,
    which means
    7.) We won't care about the price of stamps!

    Aren't y'all glad I explained this to you in such a clear manner? :bag:

    Mike :D
     
  13. Loel

    Loel Blazin' Acadian

    Oct 31, 2004
    it's already .50 in Canada,that's only within Canada :eek:
     
  14. canopener

    canopener Guest

    Sep 15, 2003
    Isle of Lucy
    Either that, or the USPS will start offering internet service. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em!
     
  15. True, true. ;)

    But think: If someone ever invents a transporter device, like on Star Trek, that's the end of the Postal service, and most trucking and shipping service. :eek:

    Mike
     
  16. buzzbass

    buzzbass

    Apr 23, 2003
    Tenn. & NJ
    I have one, it'[s in my garage right now. The USPS and the Teamsters are paying me hush money to keep it under wraps though. :)
     
  17. I knew someone at this forum had one !!! :D

    Mike :D
     
  18. buzzbass

    buzzbass

    Apr 23, 2003
    Tenn. & NJ
    It works ok, but not great. Seems it's like the one in the Terminator movies. You can only send living tissue through it, but not inanimate objects. I tried to use it to transport my rig to a gig, but it didn't work. So I figured, ok I'll use it to get myself to the gig then. But that didn't work too well either. I arrived on stage minus my bass, and nekkid :eek:
     
  19. :eek:

    :D

    Mike :D
     
  20. Brad Barker

    Brad Barker

    Apr 13, 2001
    berkeley, ca

    funny, except...

    i coulda sworn that a lower quantity demanded leads to a lower price.


    but it's been a while since i had econ. :meh: