It began on a typical Tuesday. The envelopes were labeled with care, each one meticulously crafted to convey the perfect blend of professionalism and whimsy. But little did they know, a rogue batch of ink had been unleashed.
Now, the very fabric of envelope labeling is torn asunder. Words spill across pages like a madman's scribbles, threatening to engulf the entire postal system in a sea of confusion.
Meet Envelope #421, the one that defied all attempts at labeling. Its surface a canvas of chaos, a riot of color and text that mocked the very notion of organization.
Envelope #314, a self-proclaimed "Art Envelope," insisted on labeling itself with a series of esoteric, avant-garde terms that left even the most ardent of philatelists bewildered.