I am so old that I am unsure, Do I write a letter or send an E-mail?

Send a telegram.

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But what if they have a website that won't let you do either?

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They probably have half a dozen social links. Use those.

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Send a telegram.

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I absolutely love that idea... Are they still around?

A simple opening business proposition to an established company in N. LA. - Panola Pepper.

Not sure what is appropriate anymore, but I would damn sure do a telegram... Let me check into it.

and I will used the word "Spooky"...

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If you are lucky.....you suck your own dick.

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Remember... I said Women would answer the phone and talk to you... Today you automation.. press 1

It doesn't matter. That means there is nobody there to read or respond to either.

You can always look at where the owner of the website is registered, and send correspondence to the custodian, who may get it to your intended target.

But nobody reads shite.

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My man, what is your issue? Their contact page has their mailing address, phone number, FOUR email addresses, and links to their Facebook and Twitter.

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So which one do I use... I want to write a letter.. United States Postal Service... with stamp mind you...

Is that how they do it today? Or is that a thing of the past?

I have worked with Panola Before.. Good People. Last time a phone call and simple email did the trick to get the job done.

Etiquette I guess.

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Well write a letter then, ain't nobody gonna stop you. Give them a call in the morning too so they'll be expecting it.

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Thanks... That's just what I'll do... Time permitting...

Last thing I need in another project, in my list of projects...

But I am trying to market a spice... recipe, recipe, recipe... while produce a WWII movie... All in a days work...

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Send a telegram.

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Or you can use the Pony Express.

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Two votes for Pony Express...

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If the OP would, please Sir, graciously recognize the poster from Mandeville: Net, Mr. WWII Collector, Sir

Mr. WWII Collector: the poster is recognized, Net has the floor

…thank you for yielding, Sir. Good morning.

I trust everyone is doing well this morning, Sir, gentlemen.

As we all sit in hopeful anticipation this morning for the arrival and celebration of Front Day, 2023 in less than 48 hours, I understand how busy this time of year can be with, most importantly, procuring hot chocolate. And because for a certain Cosmo and TulaneLSU, who this year will be extremely busy scrambling to collaborate the long overdue TulaneLSU “Top Ten Public Restrooms for Discreet Handy’s/BJ’s of Uptown NOLA”, I will be brief.

Mr. WWII Collector, previous gentleman member posters ITT, the honorable Chicken, Fred, the 99 distinguished TD members currently online……Kafka,

In light of your age, wisdom, experience, and apprehensive nature, with specific regard for technology, its convenience, efficiency, and widespread accessibility, Mr. WWII Collector, I hereby move to rescind the nomination for telegram by the previous gentleman, have his statement stricken from the minutes, and proceed with haste in nominating the most appropriate method in question with which to communicate for Mr. WWII Collector, Morse Code.

I thank you for your recognition, Sir, and yield the balance of my time

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I am so old that I am unsure, Do I write a letter or send an E-mail?

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When we moved to Florida a few years back, my wife was interviewing for jobs at 3 local hospitals


What was the main source of communication with them you ask? Text message. fricking text message.. I remember cover letters and formal things for jobs of her caliber.


Now, fricking text message.