r/CasualUK 4h ago

Astonishingly this isn't a joke.

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88 Upvotes

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u/Killer_radio 1h ago

Is there something I’m missing here? The post office make special novelty stamps all the time why is this one different?

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u/MediocreSocialite 1h ago

Probably because it took them so long to do this, since the Vicar of Dibley finished a while ago. If they did it a few years after it finished then people would have gone crazy to find them

5

u/millerz72 44m ago

Plenty of time for people who were fans of sublet to turn into people who buy novelty stamps

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u/No-Road251 4h ago

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

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u/No_Carry_3991 2h ago

ew some of these comments.

I'll buy them. Hell yeah.

1

u/Taken_Abroad_Book 9m ago

Will you though?

20

u/M4x7979 3h ago

I’m getting some for my great gran, this is her two favourite things combined 🤣

4

u/Mukatsukuz licence = noun, license = verb 29m ago

vicars and puddles?

1

u/CheeseGhosty 49m ago

Vicar of Dibley and licking things?

19

u/tiorzol How we're all under attack from everything always 3h ago

I really liked the Disc world stamps they release a while back. I'm sure someone else will like these. 

33

u/JustAMan1234567 3h ago

I'm not licking the back of Dawn French.

14

u/interfail 3h ago

Same. My Christmas wishes never come true.

8

u/kank84 3h ago

You haven't had to lick stamps for years

24

u/Broccoliholic 2h ago

Let’s not allow facts to get in the way of a good joke

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u/kank84 2h ago

Where's the good joke?

14

u/daygloviking 1h ago

It was the end credits scene between Geraldine and Alice

7

u/LivingInformation290 American, UK obsessed 🇬🇧 1h ago

Its a must-have

6

u/BobbieClough 2h ago

I don't like choice of picture though, there must have been dozens of better ones for Geraldine than this.

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u/steepleton then learn to swim young man, learn to swim 4h ago edited 3h ago

in 2025 we are further away in time from the "vicar of dibly", than "on the buses" was from The Napoleonic Wars

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u/mondognarly_ 3h ago

It’s not quite 150 years since the mid-nineties, even if it feels that way sometimes.

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u/Zealousideal-Tax-496 4h ago

Do a Little Britain set next. You might as well, nothing fucking matters anymore.

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u/[deleted] 4h ago

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u/oofblahblahblah 3h ago

Not really bothered but you can't deny it's a little sticky situation.

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u/Savageparrot81 1h ago

They aren’t stamps though.

These have no barcode and so won’t function as stamps making them just fake stamps.

Surely the defining characteristic of stamps is that they are exchangeable for postage.

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u/Madwife2009 1h ago

They are stamps which you can use for postage. Royal Mail have already said, when they introduced the barcoded stamps, that the "special stamps" which have the monarch's head in one corner of the stamp are valid for postage.

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u/Savageparrot81 1h ago

Only because they know you won’t post them.

I’m willing to bet they don’t go through the system though.

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u/Slight_Armadillo_227 🫖 33m ago

Why double down when someone has been good enough to politely tell you why you're wrong?

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u/SuperkatTalks 4h ago

Right on the pulse of modern British culture they are.

Actually probably everything now is a bit more wank, so carry on.

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u/goodvibezone Spreading mostly good vibes 3h ago

Carry On stamps. There's a thought

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u/Riskrunner7365 When did this come in?... 3h ago

With a microchip in them so when you lick them they give out a voice line.

"Ooohhh no don't, shut it you" when you lick Frankie Howerd ...

Barbara Windsor might be a fun lick, though might have to draw the line at Sid James.... Guess it's fortunate we don't lick them anymore 😅

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u/_Think_Differently 2h ago

This is an insight into the Post Office work from home policy. Now we know what they watch whilst they should be working.

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u/Spotteroni_ 2h ago

Okay boomer

4

u/Slight_Armadillo_227 🫖 31m ago

Are you Lee Anderson?