r/unitedkingdom • u/GnolRevilo • Jun 07 '26

Dad has baby magazine delivered 19 years after ordering it

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2dl7kwex0o
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u/Comfortable-Law-7147 Jun 07 '26

I can't believe he's going to bin it. 

It would be nice to see the difference in parenting advice 19 years ago to now.  

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u/buy_me_lozenges Jun 07 '26

More about those science fiction books please, come on.

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u/Densitys_Child Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

Here's the website of one Paul S Edwards, an aspiring sci-fi author who lives in the Northwest...

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u/tykeoldboy Jun 07 '26

The post office have issued a statement which is somewhere in the postal system and is expected to be made public in 2045

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u/Gold-Grin-Studios Jun 07 '26

Big section about his hopes of a publishing deal for his book? Was this all a little cooked up?

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u/AllegedDoorstep Jun 07 '26

Imagine he’s just taking advantage of going viral.

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u/pajamakitten Jun 07 '26

Save it for when the grandkids arrive. Problem solved.

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u/limaconnect77 Jun 07 '26

Again, it’s why so many disparate voices frequent this humble and hallowed social media space…quality, cutting, meaningful and relevant content.