scott wrote:
>> http://www.thehumorarchives.com/attachment/78/dildo.jpg
> 
> Haha yes, even if they don't open your mail I still wouldn't send 
> anything dodgy.  I've had a few parcels turn up half-opened because they 
> were damaged during transit.

Too true.

(BTW, you have *no idea* how long it took me with Google to find that 
image again!)

>> You remember that our postal address changed just a few months ago, 
>> yes? ;-)
> 
> SO, weren't you emailed or something to announce this change?  Maybe I 
> just work in a different place, but I see and use our postal address the 
> whole time for telling people how to get here, ordering stuff, filling 
> in forms, reading letters that people have sent to me, those free 
> technical magazines that are sent, on mine and my colleagues business 
> cards etc it's everywhere.

I don't do purchasing. I tell the purchasing guys what I want ordered, 
and they order it. (Because they know how all the paperwork works and 
stuff. Personally, I have no idea what a "PO number" is.)

> Didn't you say you were sent some kit from 
> the US?  THey must know your address, and it must have been written on 
> the thing you received, just copy that.  Heck at our place there's even 
> a big number above the entrance, and a sign on the street for the street 
> name, that's a good start.

You'll recall that my place of work isn't on a "street". (Indeed, 
according to my TomTom, it isn't even on a *road*!) It's in the middle 
of a farmer's field.

But yeah, the purchasing guys will know what the address is. They 
purchase all my stuff for me!

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