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Source “Sudden Death I” by Daniel Sigman (2004) Published by: DGGames [SD1.ZZT] - “Inside” Play This World Online

I have no idea what the one in black means but the white ones are for sorting and directing the parcels from the hub to their nearest local mail centre. In terms of the letters is (roughly) A** - Scotland (- Dumfries) L** - West Midlands, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man E** - North-east, Yorkshire, C** - North-west, North Wales, Northern Ireland, Dumfries + Carlisle X** - South-west coast, South Wales, Bristol R** - Home Counties, Suffolk, Q** - BFPO, London, Brighton A few others for International and non-geographic postcodes e.g. Amazon returns (XX10). There are about 50 bays, most of which serve more than one letter-number combination each, so I imagine on reaching the local mail centres they are further sub-sorted into their individual codes. Most of the sorting is done automatically but bulky stuff and stuff which for other reasons won't go on the conveyer/through the scanner properly there will be an area for manual sorting.

Source “Sudden Death I” by Daniel Sigman (2004) Published by: DGGames [SD1.ZZT] - “SD1” Play This World Online

"So, you're... you're really cool with your brother seeing a, uh.... seeing me?" Jimmy asked almost curiously when he and Devon were alone in the kitchen cleaning the dishes and putting them away while Mark and Ricken finished clearing off and wiping down the table. And sure, the question might have been a bit loaded, but Jimmy was a lot for someone to accept as a partner for their sibling. He was a divorced cop with two kids, same sex as Mark, and, most notably, about ten years older than the guy. He wouldn't be surprised if Devon didn't like it, and if she didn't, Jimmy would genuinely consider walking away so he didn't come between Mark and his only surviving family member. As happy as Mark made him, he couldn't be the reason he might lose his sister.