[dynimagelv]

FEET ^-^ TICKLISH ^-^ he he he

[lyra33]

Nice!

[aitchem]

Originally Posted by elkotronics

Parody of a Christian nut case. Each post antes up the weirdness until the last few are incomprehensible.

What's your beef with religion, anyway? Jesus confounded the Pharisees by trying to talk sense in to them. He found it impossible. I know what he must
have felt like.

My beef with cults / religion is that certain of it's followers can't resist trying to push their unusual belief's down folk's throats.

[unf0rgiven6262]

It is not an option for an apartment complex to give you a private mailbox nor is it an amenity. Go to a usps office and speak with them and ask how to proceed. Most apartment complexes are owned by larger management companies. Contact them if need be. Also, simply being abrupt and demanding with the people in the leasing office can't get you evicted. At least not justly and assuming you signed a lease. Also speak with your neighbors and see if they are going through the same nonsense. I don't think the apartment complex would deliberately steal your mail.

[PinkString]

Originally Posted by lyra33

LOL! Well, thanks for the advice. I guess I have a lot to learn...about feet!

P.S. I am very ticklish.

That's interesting. I am a very ticklish sort myself. Especially the feet!

[PinkString]

Maybe we should all get together someday and have a tickling contest. And a pillow fight to get rid of tension we sometime get in here on this forum.

[dmbfan41cn]

the apartment complex where I stay has the same system for mail however I've received several packages and all of my normal incoming mail without issue or concern (thankfully)

[jhiker1o]

It takes a long time to receive mail after you have moved to a different address. Post Office usually holds the mail and then send it all at once, granted you gave your change of address form to the USPS. It would have been wiser to notify everyone corresponding with you through snail mail regarding your new address prior to you moving in to the new address.

As far as your old residence and mail, if it is a one stop drop and there are people working like front desk clerks, they do not forward standard mail, non-profit mail, magazines, flyers. Only first class mail. Even first class mail that are solicitation for business do not get forwarded and it will take even longer if you did not leave a change of address form at your previous residence because all mail will be marked RTS (return to sender).

[elkotronics]

My beef with cults / religion is that certain of it's followers can't resist trying to push their unusual belief's down folk's throats.

Unusual beliefs? Name one of my beliefs that you find unusual, aitchem.

[Trash Can]

Originally Posted by jhiker1o

It takes a long time to receive mail after you have moved to a different address. Post Office usually holds the mail and then send it all at once, granted you gave your change of address form to the USPS.

This has not been my experience. I have moved several times and my mail has always been forwarded as requested in a prompt manner. The only times my mail was delivered all at once was when I had my mail held while I was away on vacation, etc - and that was because that is what I requested.

Holding, forwarding, and address changes are much easier to do now than what it was several years ago. Everything can be done online.

USPS - Options for Receiving Mail (http://www.usps.com/all/optionsforreceivingmail/welcome.htm?from=household&page=optionsrecmail - broken link)