"Neither Snow Nor Rain ..." Is Not the United States Postal Service's Motto (or Policy)
It was actually written about another set of postal workers from 500 BCE.
It was actually written about another set of postal workers from 500 BCE.
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You're probably not using your sun visor correctly.
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