Question, Do Australians or Brits refer to postage mark as stamp? Curious, JA said the Stamp from US on the white powder letter he rec per his tweet. Wondering with Q's timestamp drops, maybe double meaning?
>Question, Do Australians or Brits refer to >postage mark as stamp? Curious, JA said >the Stamp from US on the white powder >letter he rec per his tweet. Wondering with >Q's timestamp drops, maybe double >meaning?
Just to be clear, I mean the kind of postage mark as the pic, stamps pay for postage, postage mark has time./day/location mail sent from & a postage mark can be stamped on Not the postage stamp stuck on.
Okay, That's what I initially thought too, then I wondered if Brits or Australians use lingo different than the US, maybe calling both postage mark stamped onto mail & sticker postage stamps, all stamps. For a second even considered prepaid postage or metered type, then thought naaa, easily traceable right. Double TY.
So cool, anon!!!
More distinctly, what do flowers mean to them, their symbolism. Flowers aren't bad, you're not saying they are & neither is Q, just want to clear our pallet. Think evil, counterfeit of good things. For example, Jesus is the rose of Sharon & the Lily of the valleys.