Male a fast start? I sure hope you aren't in the male-ing industry.
Sheesh. Apparently, public schools aren't able to teach anything anymore; they are just shuffling illiterates through the system and into the postal service.
Even nonpostal people can see the obvious and do it with enough emotion that they might mispell a word. What happened to you? Not smart enough to pass the civil service test? Or too cowardly to serve your country?
One can not spell and the other two have no idea what they are talking about. USPS needs all the help it can get to keep it solvent as a PUBLIC SERVICE to the US. People would really be shocked to learn how many customers of the USPS depend solely on the services we supply. It is too bad that there are so many idiots in internet land that do not have the brains to think for themselves and continue to follow other people's thinking and thoughts about a company that they do not know anything about, except, when they go to the mailbox to get their letters from their Father and Mother, who by the way do not know how to use the internet.
I didn't make a comment based on anyone else's views; I am basing it on extensive personal experience as a customer of the USPS. The detiriorating level of basic knowledge and customer service at USPS is empirical evidence that supports my claim that many postal employees are under-qualified for the type of work they do. To put in terms you can understand, bite me.
Too cowardly to serve your country? You mean in the USPS or in Iraq? More moronic comments for moronic war mongers. Can't wait until they all kill each other off. Bravado at the keyboard is as common as toejam.
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McHugh should male a fast start, he's been paid a lot of payola to "deliver"...hasn't he.
Male a fast start? I sure hope you aren't in the male-ing industry.
Sheesh. Apparently, public schools aren't able to teach anything anymore; they are just shuffling illiterates through the system and into the postal service.
Even nonpostal people can see the obvious and do it with enough emotion that they might mispell a word. What happened to you? Not smart enough to pass the civil service test? Or too cowardly to serve your country?
One can not spell and the other two have no idea what they are talking about. USPS needs all the help it can get to keep it solvent as a PUBLIC SERVICE to the US. People would really be shocked to learn how many customers of the USPS depend solely on the services we supply. It is too bad that there are so many idiots in internet land that do not have the brains to think for themselves and continue to follow other people's thinking and thoughts about a company that they do not know anything about, except, when they go to the mailbox to get their letters from their Father and Mother, who by the way do not know how to use the internet.
I didn't make a comment based on anyone else's views; I am basing it on extensive personal experience as a customer of the USPS. The detiriorating level of basic knowledge and customer service at USPS is empirical evidence that supports my claim that many postal employees are under-qualified for the type of work they do. To put in terms you can understand, bite me.
Too cowardly to serve your country? You mean in the USPS or in Iraq? More moronic comments for moronic war mongers. Can't wait until they all kill each other off. Bravado at the keyboard is as common as toejam.
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