One Monday in July 1953 the Mirror put the question to its readers, with a voting form on the front page which, in pre-Twitter days, readers had to cut out, stick in an envelope, attach a stamp and post.
Tape some paper with the proper mailing info to all sides of packaging, attach a stamp and mail it.
Paul used to collect what are known as plate blocks, which are the four attached corner stamps, torn from one corner of a sheet of stamps — the upper left, or right corners, or any of the four corners, which include the margin, or border of the sheet, on which information about the stamp is printed.
Spray a small amount onto the paper attached to stamps, so the paper is soaked and translucent.
The customer then inscribed a message on the card, addressed the envelope, attached a postage stamp, licked the envelope, returned the pen and paid for the purchase.
He attaches time-stamped digital photos, usually taken four minutes apart, to his complaints.
" 'Now, I fear,' she said, as she attached the stamp to an envelope, 'that this may not be quite legal.
Moreover, the ITP detects a replay attack by attaching time-stamps to the messages and verifies its integrity by hashing it.
I'm old enough to remember Rock Against Racism and Rock Against Sexism, and the number and calibre of the acts who queued up to lend their talents to the first worthy cause rather than the second really summed up how much more importance is attached to stamping out the "hate crimes" of racism and homophobia compared to those committed against women.
To use one, moisten the short end, stick it to the stamp back, then moisten the long end and attach to the stamp album.
The account is latest example the microblogging service appearing to attach its "verified" stamp to a blog that is not in fact official.
