Wow. That was a great answer from a highly informative person. I can see why they felt compelled to opine on a topic they know nothing about. t's also possible that they sell RPG-7's and bricks of uncut blow for $1. Then again, they might not. Here's my hot tip for the future for whoever replied to the question. When someone asks a question, and you obviously have no clue as to what the answer is, you can: A) say that you have no clue, or B) refrain from "answering" the question. I recommend the second option. As an aside. I put the word answering is in scare quotes because 'it's possible" in no way an answer, at least not on a Q&A website. Now, it might be, in certain circumstances, such as when a guy asks a woman if she will perform fellatio on him later, and she says "possibly" in a coy, flirtatious manner, thus creating anticipatory tension. However, that relies on vocal inflection, and other indications that she will almost certainly blow him. That cannot be done properly via typing alone. At the bare minimum, it would need the assistance of emojis. When posting an answer to a question on whether or not Plaid Panty sells stamps? Nope.vIt fails epically. Besides, only a lunatic is wanting a coy, flirtatious answer to a question about stamp sales. For the record, the Plaid Pantry that is closest to my house in Beaverton Oregon does sell stamps, but other than that location? Well, it's possible......