And still they come...

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• 1. At 11:38am on 15 Apr 2009, Big Sister wrote:

  Are you regretting it yet, Eddie?

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• 2. At 11:48am on 15 Apr 2009, David_McNickle wrote:

  B_S 1, I see mine is there. The one with the orange squares under the address. Unless somebody else buys their envelopes in France, that is. And copies and pastes the address from the blog.

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• 3. At 1:56pm on 15 Apr 2009, funnyJoedunn wrote:

  Mine isn't there as I didn't send any in. I can't remember ever finding any red rubber bands on the street. I must have the perfect post man.
  
  Oh wait a minuet, he does still deliver mail for the person who lived here but left over a year ago. I keep writing on the letters that they have gone away but I still get them.
  
  Having been a post man in a previous existence, I seem to think they have a legal obligation to deliver mail to the address on the mail, even if they know it is wrong.

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• 4. At 1:58pm on 15 Apr 2009, Big Sister wrote:

  Harry Mountfield says there are enough rubber bands being discarded to power 12 Spitfires.
  
  Eddie, can you tell us if you have similar plans for your little stash?

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• 5. At 3:10pm on 15 Apr 2009, pattymkirkwood wrote:

  Why is the BBC institutionally biased against constitutional change, and politically biased in favour of the Labour Party?
  

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• 6. At 3:24pm on 15 Apr 2009, White_Rat wrote:

  pmk (5);
  I'm sure that your points are well meant.
  
  What's it got to do with the thread topic though? Red rubber bands.....
  
  WR.

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• 7. At 3:31pm on 15 Apr 2009, jonnie wrote:

  They are fascinating things aren't they.
  
  Due to the thermodynamic laws of expoansion and contraction you can feel the temperature change when you stretch them and the cooling effect on contraction.
  
  I love red rubber bands.

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• 8. At 3:33pm on 15 Apr 2009, jonnie wrote:

  Also due to the colour being red - this effect is 22.7 times greater than on a dark brown elastic band - according to wiki

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• 9. At 4:03pm on 15 Apr 2009, gossipmistress wrote:

  Funny Joe I'm still waiting for your minuet. Should we dance to it?

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• 10. At 4:19pm on 15 Apr 2009, annasee wrote:

  GM - what are you doing playing on the blog? Shouldn't you be entertaining? (I don't mean what you wrote isn't entertaining, just... you know!)

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• 11. At 4:39pm on 15 Apr 2009, Fearless Fred wrote:

  Am I the only person who read the title for this thread, and now can't get Jeff Wayne's "The War Of The Worlds" out of their mind?

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• 12. At 4:46pm on 15 Apr 2009, funnyJoedunn wrote:

  GM(9)
  
  Don't mind if I do, just get the timing right. Oh dear, back to the joke book me thinks!

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• 13. At 4:47pm on 15 Apr 2009, U12196018 wrote:

  The chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one. . .

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• 14. At 4:55pm on 15 Apr 2009, David_McNickle wrote:

  fJd 3, (I only sent one.)

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• 15. At 5:10pm on 15 Apr 2009, David_McNickle wrote:

  With a brown one tied around it.

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• 16. At 5:34pm on 15 Apr 2009, David_McNickle wrote:

  TIH 13, I had a Mars Bar today.

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• 17. At 6:41pm on 15 Apr 2009, Frances O wrote:

  FF, Horsey: Da da DAH! Da da DAH!!!!
  
  (I left the twiddly bits out)

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• 18. At 6:51pm on 15 Apr 2009, al_the_abbot_postie wrote:

  if anyone has a suggestion as to what to do with these red bands can they please let me know as they are of no use whatsoever in tying up mail bundles!

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• 19. At 10:00pm on 15 Apr 2009, Frances O wrote:

  I know! Should we all send our red bands back to Royal Mail so they can save money and employ enough posties? With good wages?
  
  Cos in my street we used to have a brilliant postie we all knew, but he was laid off, and now the mail gets delivered higgledy-piggledy.

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