| rdfs:comment | - You found a letter with Ulgorn's name on it while hunting near the lake. You should take it to the boss.
- |} Return to Sender was the first episode of the fourth season of The Story of Tracy Beaker.
- Return to Sender is an Achievement for Minecraft that requires the player kill a Ghast with its own fireball. This is available in all versions of Minecraft.
- Return to Sender ist eine Nebenquest aus Fallout: New Vegas und ein Erfolg / Trophäe auf der Xbox 360 / PS3.
- Return to Sender is a side quest in Fallout: New Vegas.
- "Return to Sender" is the 923rd episode of Casualty and the 8th episode of the 29th series.
- Return to Sender was the title of an item in the mission with the same name. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
* Return to Sender
- "Return to Sender" is the fourth mission of Act One and the fourth story mission overall in Far Cry 4.
- Return to Sender was the second quest chain released with the Valentine's Day 2015 Event.
- Return to Sender is the 15th episode of Season 1 in Packages from Planet X.
- Return to Sender is one of the eight Vigors Booker DeWitt obtains in Columbia over the course of BioShock Infinite, granting Booker the power to stop incoming gunfire. Casting the Vigor instantly deploys a shield in front of Booker that protects him from incoming damage. Holding the Vigor allows Booker to absorb the damage from attacks and project it as a ball of molten metal, dealing heavy damage upon direct impact in a small radius. The more damage absorbed, the higher the damage of the projectile. Firing the ball at the scenery will instead deploy it as a stationary trap, exploding in a small radius for heavy damage upon detonation.
- "Return to Sender" es el sexto episodio de la primera temporada de Dexter. Fue emitido por primera vez el 5 de noviembre de 2006. El asesino del camión de hielo prepara una nueva sorpresa para Dexter en el mismo lugar de su último asesinato, poniéndole en peligro ante sus compañeros de Miami Metro. Además, un niño es encontrado en la escena del crimen y LaGuerta piensa en adoptarle. Rita trata de evitar que su marido Paul aparezca en el cumpleaños de Astor.
- "Return to Sender" is a 1962 rock and roll hit single recorded by American singer Elvis Presley and published by Elvis Presley Music. The song was written by Winfield Scott and Otis Blackwell. Recorded on March 27, 1962, at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, it is about a man mailing a letter to his girlfriend after an argument. She continually writes "return to sender" and he keeps receiving the letter with various reasons for returning to sender, including "address unknown" and "no such person". He keeps mailing letters, refusing to believe the relationship is over. Elvis performed "Return to Sender" in the film Girls! Girls! Girls!.
- "Return to Sender" is a 1962 hit single recorded by American singer Elvis Presley and published by Elvis Presley Music. The song was written by Winfield Scott and Otis Blackwell.[2] Recorded on March 27, 1962, at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, it is about a man mailing a letter to his girlfriend after an argument. She continually writes "return to sender" and he keeps receiving the letter with various reasons for returning to sender, including "address unknown" and "no such person". He keeps mailing letters, refusing to believe the relationship is over. Presley performed "Return to Sender" in the film Girls! Girls! Girls!.[2]
- I'm not sure how many of you have ever watched Postman Pat, but I can tell you that I used to be quite a fan of the show when I was little. Growing older, I soon moved on to more exciting things. But try as I might, I still had a soft spot for the show, even in my adult years. Postman Pat doesn't really air often (if at all) these days where I am, so what little remains of the series is now on websites such as YouTube. One day I was browsing through YouTube and decided to take a look at some of these Postman Pat episodes - if only for the nostalgia value. Curiosity killed the cat.
- No estoy seguro de si muchos de ustedes han visto Postman Pat, pero puedo decir que yo solía ser un fan de la serie cuando era pequeña. Incluso en mis años de adulta tengo debilidad por este dibujo. Lo poco que queda de Postman Pat está ahora en sitios web como Youtube o similares. Un día estaba navegando a través de estas redes y decidí echar un vistazo a algunos de estos episodios Postman Pat, movida por la nostalgia. Para mi sorpresa, uno de los videos del momento era "Return To Sender " - el que muestra una mala calidad, imagen en blanco y negro en que aparecen Postman Pat y Jess el gato.
- The familiar glow over the postbox caused Balth's heart to leap and his pace to quicken, despite his head's reassurances that the only thing waiting for him would be the proceeds from yesterday's auctions, just like every other day. Maybe it wouldn't be. It didn't have to be. He thought for a moment about throwing it away, but instead he stuffed it under his other correspondence and slowly began to walk back home. The kitten will be glad to see me, he thought. I think I shall name her Aralie.
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| abstract | - You found a letter with Ulgorn's name on it while hunting near the lake. You should take it to the boss.
- |} Return to Sender was the first episode of the fourth season of The Story of Tracy Beaker.
- The familiar glow over the postbox caused Balth's heart to leap and his pace to quicken, despite his head's reassurances that the only thing waiting for him would be the proceeds from yesterday's auctions, just like every other day. Maybe it wouldn't be. It didn't have to be. He'd promised to give her space, as much as she needed. He was smart -- and as always, conservative, and he was slowly learning to be sensitive, or so he hoped. He knew the offer appeared generous, even as he secretly sat smug in the knowledge that her absence would bother him none. She was the one who needed him, after all. Idiot. He'd had waited two weeks before writing to her, enclosing a token, still feeling foolish as he did so -- what, he couldn't go a fortnight without a woman, and one particular woman at that? He, who'd barely given a care to anyone's coming or going before? But absence makes the heart grow fonder, or so they say, and it had only been a day before he found himself missing the sweet scent of her hair and the lilt of her laughter. The two weeks before he broke down and put pen to paper had been increasingly torturous... and the weeks since only more so. He'd forbidden himself to write again, but with each passing day he wondered anew whether that was the right decision. The last time Balth was tempted to write, he sought out friends and asked their advice instead. It was too soon for a ring, they agreed. Try a pet. And so a little cat roamed his rented loft now, likewise awaiting his lady's return -- a kitten, small and tan and brown, still nameless, demanding and adorable, confusing to a man who'd never cared for any such thing before, and a strange reassurance in the moments when he would start to worry. The kitten gave him new worries, however, such as whether it was an appropriate offering to a woman with a child -- what if it stole the baby's breath? Old wives' tales, his friends reassured him. He hoped so; he cared for the child, too, though it was not his own... and although he would not assume nor demand a right that wasn't his, and had never considered parenthood before, the fact remained that the child needed a father -- and to his own bewilderment Balth found himself frequently and seriously considering the merits of the occupation. If the mother allowed it, of course. Only if she wanted it. If she wanted... Balth drew out the letters one by one. Auction house, auction house, bill, thank you card, trainer advertisement... was that all? He rooted around with his hand once more, and his grasping fingers closed on a package in rough paper, bound with twine. A chill ran through him then, despite the glorious sun shining bright over Silvermoon and bearing down warm upon him. Maybe it wouldn't be. It didn't have to be, he told himself, as he slowly pulled back the hand with the package. But he knew the moment he saw it -- the moment before he saw it. He knew the words on the letter inside by heart. He knew that if he cut the twine and tore the brown paper the magical rose carefully wrapped in tissue inside the box would still be dewy and fresh, and smell like her hair. And he knew that if he stared at it any longer, rain might begin to fall from the clear Silvermoon sky to blot out his own neat printing on the coarse wrapping. He thought for a moment about throwing it away, but instead he stuffed it under his other correspondence and slowly began to walk back home. The kitten will be glad to see me, he thought. I think I shall name her Aralie.
- No estoy seguro de si muchos de ustedes han visto Postman Pat, pero puedo decir que yo solía ser un fan de la serie cuando era pequeña. Incluso en mis años de adulta tengo debilidad por este dibujo. Lo poco que queda de Postman Pat está ahora en sitios web como Youtube o similares. Un día estaba navegando a través de estas redes y decidí echar un vistazo a algunos de estos episodios Postman Pat, movida por la nostalgia. Para mi sorpresa, uno de los videos del momento era "Return To Sender " - el que muestra una mala calidad, imagen en blanco y negro en que aparecen Postman Pat y Jess el gato. "Cool, un capítulo inédito de Postman Pat", pensé para mí misma. Para mi sorpresa, cuando hice clic en el video me di cuenta de que el temporizador revelaba una cifra anormal: doce horas para ser precisos. Esto era bastante inusual para tratarse de una cinta fraudulenta. . No había manera de que guardase la compostura durante 12 horas, así que opté por ver lo que podía. El vídeo comienza con una introducción en blanco y negro, la alegre música característica del programa sonando al revés: Pat estaba de pie fuera de una casa, junto a Jess, quien ocupaba el interior de una cesta. Hubo silencio por unos minutos. Pat sostenía un paquete en la mano. Nada más. Aburrida, estuve a punto de apagar la pc... Entonces el video irrumpió en descargas de estática. Aquello me tomó por los nervios. Creo que Pat miraba fijamente el paquete en su mano, y en dicha acción permaneció alrededor de cinco minutos. Pasmada por el cambio inexplicable y bastante fastidiada por la desilusión, intenté cerrar la ventana. Pero esta no se eliminó. De hecho, mi ratón no respondía, y mi teclado colapsó. Era extraordinario: ni siquiera un virus procedía de esa forma. Traté de intervenir mi portátil de forma manual, pero el botón no funcionaba. Un extraño sonido de llanto, cada vez más fuerte, resonaba en la habitación: las imágenes se centraban a través de luces intermitentes en revelar fotos de fatos mutilados, reales y a color, como breves flashes. Minutos luego volvió la imagen pacífica de Pat, contemplando un paquete en su mano, pero Jess estaba ausente. Pat abrió el paquete, el cual se rompió al acto, cayendo de rodillas mientras se cubría la cara y derramando lágrimas horriblemente: una pequeña pata de animal, difusa y rara, asomaba por entre los trozos caídos. El video "terminó", y la oscuridad se prolongó indefinidamente en la pantalla durante los siguientes diez minutos. Hoy en día no estoy seguro de lo que pasó o de lo que el video trataba en verdad. Realmente no quiero averiguarlo. De todos modos, si usted desea verlo o cualquier otro de la misma naturaleza, le aconsejo que simplemente no lo haga. No vale la pena... Ya sabes lo que dicen, ¿no? La curiosidad mató al gato. Categoría:Internet Categoría:Caricaturas
- Return to Sender is an Achievement for Minecraft that requires the player kill a Ghast with its own fireball. This is available in all versions of Minecraft.
- Return to Sender ist eine Nebenquest aus Fallout: New Vegas und ein Erfolg / Trophäe auf der Xbox 360 / PS3.
- Return to Sender is a side quest in Fallout: New Vegas.
- I'm not sure how many of you have ever watched Postman Pat, but I can tell you that I used to be quite a fan of the show when I was little. Growing older, I soon moved on to more exciting things. But try as I might, I still had a soft spot for the show, even in my adult years. Postman Pat doesn't really air often (if at all) these days where I am, so what little remains of the series is now on websites such as YouTube. One day I was browsing through YouTube and decided to take a look at some of these Postman Pat episodes - if only for the nostalgia value. To my surprise one of the Featured Videos was "Return To Sender" - showing a bad quality, black and white image of Postman Pat and Jess the cat. "Cool, a Postman Pat 'Lost Episode' tape," I thought to myself, knowing about the craze and deciding to check it out. I knew real well that these were hoaxes and not too many creeped me out. Nevertheless, I looked forward to seeing what some demented soul had done to my Postman Pat. To my surprise, when I clicked the video I noticed an abnormally long timer; 12 hours to be precise. This was pretty unusual but not totally unheard of for more TV shows. For a "Lost Episode" hoax tape, however, such a long timer was almost unheard of. There was no way I was going to sit through the entire 12 hours, I decided to watch as much as I could before I moved on. The video began with a bad quality black and white intro to the show, the cheerful music playing in reverse. Other than that, the intro remained the same and soon cut to the beginning of the "episode". The video showed Pat standing outside a house with Jess sitting in a basket nearby, the bad quality still apparent; Pat held a parcel in his hand and there was nothing but silence for a good few minutes as Pat stared lifelessly at the parcel. Quickly growing bored of this I clicked on another video, which played as normal and I began to dismiss "Return To Sender" as a really bad trolling attempt by some bored idiot (having seen a few in my time). Then things started to get weird, the video I was watching suddenly broke into static and changed to a picture of Pat staring at the parcel in silence - the timer once again changing to 12 hours. I was absolutely awe-struck. This was impossible - not even a virus could explain something like that. I quickly closed the window entirely, not wishing to continue any further. However, the window soon popped back up and I found my mouse unable to work. Even using my keyboard did nothing as the screen showed Pat staring at the parcel again, the 12 hour timer still counting down. I tried to switch my laptop manually off at this point but the button just wouldn't work. It was then that the image finally started to change as the video zoomed in on the parcel. The quality was still really bad but I could see a label on the parcel stamped "Return To Sender". The video just remained focused on that parcel as I heard the sound of weeping, growing louder and louder. The parcel dropped to the ground in slow motion as the sound of a cat hissing then crying in pain was heard in the background. The video kept focusing on the parcel laying on the ground as images began to flash on and off the screen: pictures of mutilated cats, real and in color, each image only staying on screen for a few seconds before disappearing. After a while this stopped and the video switched back to Pat, who was standing in place staring at the parcel - which had somehow appeared back in his hand. I noticed the basket and Jess were now missing from the scene entirely. Pat opened the parcel and broke down on the spot, falling to his knees as he covered his face and wept horribly, the parcel falling once again to the ground. A small fuzzy paw poked out from inside, lifeless. The video ended at that point, turning to black. The 12 hour timer still going as my laptop finally switched itself off. To this day I'm not sure what happened or what the video was about. In truth, I don't really think I want to anyway. If you should see such a video on YouTube or any other site I'd advise you to just let it be; it's not worth it. You know what they say, right? Curiosity killed the cat.
- "Return to Sender" is the 923rd episode of Casualty and the 8th episode of the 29th series.
- "Return to Sender" is a 1962 rock and roll hit single recorded by American singer Elvis Presley and published by Elvis Presley Music. The song was written by Winfield Scott and Otis Blackwell. Recorded on March 27, 1962, at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, it is about a man mailing a letter to his girlfriend after an argument. She continually writes "return to sender" and he keeps receiving the letter with various reasons for returning to sender, including "address unknown" and "no such person". He keeps mailing letters, refusing to believe the relationship is over. Elvis performed "Return to Sender" in the film Girls! Girls! Girls!. Featuring Presley's longtime cohorts Barney Kessel on electric guitar, Ray Siegal on bass, D.J. Fontana on drums, Dudley Brooks on piano, Boots Randolph on baritone saxophone, and theJordanaires on backing vocals [augmented by various L.A. session personnel, including drummer Hal Blaine ], the song features an opening saxophone bar. Another saxophonist, Bobby Keys, claimed he performed the solo at the instigation of pianist Glen D. Hardin, in his 2012 memoir Every Night's A Saturday Night. However, Hardin did not meet Elvis until February 1970 when he joined his touring band. In addition, his claim is not supported by RCA, Ernst Jorgensen (the official archivist for Presley's recordings), or session logs.
- Return to Sender was the title of an item in the mission with the same name. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
* Return to Sender
- "Return to Sender" is the fourth mission of Act One and the fourth story mission overall in Far Cry 4.
- "Return to Sender" is a 1962 hit single recorded by American singer Elvis Presley and published by Elvis Presley Music. The song was written by Winfield Scott and Otis Blackwell.[2] Recorded on March 27, 1962, at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, it is about a man mailing a letter to his girlfriend after an argument. She continually writes "return to sender" and he keeps receiving the letter with various reasons for returning to sender, including "address unknown" and "no such person". He keeps mailing letters, refusing to believe the relationship is over. Presley performed "Return to Sender" in the film Girls! Girls! Girls!.[2] Featuring Presley's longtime cohorts Barney Kessel on electric guitar, Tiny Timbrell on acoustic guitar, Ray Siegal on double bass, D.J. Fontana on drums, Dudley Brookson piano, Boots Randolph on baritone saxophone, and the Jordanaires on backing vocals, augmented by various session musicians, including drummer Hal Blaine, the song features an opening saxophone bar. Another saxophonist, Bobby Keys, claimed he performed the solo at the instigation of pianist Glen D. Hardin, in his 2012 memoir Every Night's A Saturday Night. However, Hardin did not meet Presley until February 1970, when he joined his touring band. In addition, his claim is not supported by RCA, Ernst Jorgensen (the official archivist for Presley's recordings), or session logs.[3][4]
- Return to Sender was the second quest chain released with the Valentine's Day 2015 Event.
- Return to Sender is the 15th episode of Season 1 in Packages from Planet X.
- Return to Sender is one of the eight Vigors Booker DeWitt obtains in Columbia over the course of BioShock Infinite, granting Booker the power to stop incoming gunfire. Casting the Vigor instantly deploys a shield in front of Booker that protects him from incoming damage. Holding the Vigor allows Booker to absorb the damage from attacks and project it as a ball of molten metal, dealing heavy damage upon direct impact in a small radius. The more damage absorbed, the higher the damage of the projectile. Firing the ball at the scenery will instead deploy it as a stationary trap, exploding in a small radius for heavy damage upon detonation.
- "Return to Sender" es el sexto episodio de la primera temporada de Dexter. Fue emitido por primera vez el 5 de noviembre de 2006. El asesino del camión de hielo prepara una nueva sorpresa para Dexter en el mismo lugar de su último asesinato, poniéndole en peligro ante sus compañeros de Miami Metro. Además, un niño es encontrado en la escena del crimen y LaGuerta piensa en adoptarle. Rita trata de evitar que su marido Paul aparezca en el cumpleaños de Astor.
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