Free to good home - 1940's to 50's lot

[Tao_Moko]

Cards are mailed. Coming snail mail, but out the door. Sorry for the delay. We've had lots if snow and power outages here. For me that means livestock needs hay as a priority.

[wdwfan]

Sorry to hear you've been going through power outages and snowstorms. We went through that last February here in Texas, so I know how you feel.

Sad that someone's already posted wondering where their free cards are and why they haven't arrived yet. Even though they're free and not out anything. Pretty sad to be honest. Be safe and stay warm and well.

Originally Posted by Tao_Moko

Cards are mailed. Coming snail mail, but out the door. Sorry for the delay. We've had lots if snow and power outages here. For me that means livestock needs hay as a priority.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by wdwfan

Sorry to hear you've been going through power outages and snowstorms. We went through that last February here in Texas, so I know how you feel.

Sad that someone's already posted wondering where their free cards are and why they haven't arrived yet. Even though they're free and not out anything. Pretty sad to be honest. Be safe and stay warm and well.

Yes, it is sad to ask questions about anything you do not know the answers to. See you in church tomorrow.

[Kutcher55]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Yes, it is sad to ask questions about anything you do not know the answers to. See you in church tomorrow.

+1

[wdwfan]

I wasn't so much saying that because the guy was looking for an answer. I was moreso mentioning it because the cards are free. Is it really a big deal if the person that was sending them changed their mind and didn't send them? The poster wasn't going to be out anything.

I mean they're free. I'm not worried about getting them today, next week, next month or ever. If I get them, I'm giving them to a fellow collector here in town. If I don't, I won't. But I'm not worried about how quickly they come or even if they come at all.

I know the person that asked was looking for an answer. But that's not what I was talking about. They're free. I'm in no rush to get them. Or, for that matter, who cares if they ever get here.

Originally Posted by jingram058

Yes, it is sad to ask questions about anything you do not know the answers to. See you in church tomorrow.

[Carter08]

Guessing it was just a miscommunication on how you read the question asking about the status. Happens all the time with the written word where it’s hard to read tone and whatnot.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Carter08

Guessing it was just a miscommunication on how you read the question asking about the status. Happens all the time with the written word where it’s hard to read tone and whatnot.

DM would be the proper form to ask his question.

[jingram058]

Look, had I known this was going to turn into a morality play, I never would have asked. I know they're free. I am not concerned about ever getting them, like you, either. In fact, like you, I am giving these to a fellow I know who likes old cards, but doesn't have the means to buy cards like you and I have. I have given him most of my dupes already. I simply wanted to know if the free cards, an extremely generous offer, were coming. If it was bad form, and at 64 I honestly don't care to be schooled up about such things anymore, so be it, apologies, it's done. I can't undo asking.

[Jim65]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

DM would be the proper form to ask his question.

I agree. While I'm sure it wasn't meant this way, some could see it as calling the sender out.