The forum discussion revolves around the establishment of a postcard club, where participants express interest in exchanging postcards. Members are encouraged to post their intent to join and share their mailing addresses privately via direct messages. The conversation includes logistical details about postcard acquisition, such as locations in Warsaw for purchasing postcards and the cost of mailing them internationally, specifically noting that sending a postcard from the U.S. to Germany or Poland costs 94 cents. The group also shares personal anecdotes and creative ideas for postcard designs, including hand-painted cards.
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Evo said:I bought MIH a really adorable birthday card a couple of years ago. It's sitting on the table in the hallway. I see it almost every day and it makes me think of her. She'd love it.
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wolram said:
I'll do that tonight when I get home.Math Is Hard said:Maybe you could take a picture of it?
Borek said:Out of curiosity I have entered all addresses that you have sent me into Google Earth. Wow. It works. You can even tell who has a black car
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OmCheeto said:I have a quantum car according to Google Earth
It is both at work, and at the boat launch. But not at home. hmmm... can particles go through 3 slits at once? Ooops! Off topic.
Math Is Hard said:
Some places get updated more frequently than others. The view of where I live is about 2 years old, but a friend in DC was under a year.Borek said:
Yes, it's a beagle. I'm glad you like it. I guess it will still be a surprise if you get it. Oh, and Dr Foofer just signed it. Your card now has claw marks on it.Math Is Hard said:
I should put it back before he hacks up a furball on it.Evo said:I bought MIH a really adorable birthday card a couple of years ago. It's sitting on the table in the hallway. I see it almost every day and it makes me think of her. She'd love it.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who does things like this. Yet another PF support group forms. 
I have CDs with the photos from my nephew's 3rd birthday party that were supposed to be sent to my sister and mom. They're still on my desk and my nephew is now 5. I just found Christmas cards from last year that I meant to send to a couple of friends. They weren't just regular Christmas cards either, they were fancy ones that happened to remind me of them, so they're special, but needed extra postage and I didn't know how much. I guess I can still send them this year. Oh, and there's the present stored with my Christmas stuff that was supposed to be sent to my mom, oh, probably 3 years ago or so. It's clothing and she's not the same size anymore, so no point sending it now. I guess I should just give it to Good Will or something, but again, that would require making a trip to their thrift store and remembering to bring the clothes when I do it. I desperately need a personal assistant to run errands to the post office for me.Math Is Hard said:for instance:
One of my students is still a bit ticked off that I busted him on his flirting in class. Actually, I thought it was WAY too obvious to be real flirting and thought he was just goofing around, but by the shades of red he turned when I told him he would get more work done if he wasn't spending the lab period flirting, I think it really was flirting. Thank goodness I'm not the only one!Moonbear said:
Draw me a doggie on mine.wolram said:
Math Is Hard said:Too bad Zooby is not playing. He has made some lovely postcards out of his abstract colored pencil drawings.
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