Santa and FedEx

[Artevoi]

http://www.davidm.net/personal/fedex.html

Odd, this guy sent a letter to Santa via FedEx, and used FE's tracking service to see where it ended up. What do you think?

[Breaker]

http://www.fedex.com/cgi-bin/tracking?tracknumbers=833988606387&action=track&language=english&cntry_code=us&mps=y

It was delivered.

[Jemsee]

Heh, unbelievable.
I voted (in the how far will it go poll) that it would not get out of the state.
"Yes Virginia, there really is a Santa Claws."

[Maverik X]

I like the little bit about John Ashcroft. He came from my state, and I dont like him very much.

[Breaker]

Originally posted by Maverik X
I like the little bit about John Ashcroft. He came from my state, and I dont like him very much.

...what are you talking about?

[Fatty Lumpkin]

Did you look at the pic? He said to say hello to John Ashcroft.

I didn't think it would make it out of state.

[DarkDragon]

So it ended up in Basalt, Colorado? Any reason as to why?

[Paradox]

it's his other house?

[Warlock]

You know, Fedex should really manipulate those things. I mean, have any letters addressed to Santa actually read that they were delivered to the North Pole (even though it would obviously be a lie). It would be funny that way :D

[deathbyhokie]

Originally posted by Paradox
it's his other house?

or maybe there's a a person actually name santa claus or something similiar.

[Ich]

It seems someone needs to get a life... Like me. Check out this minor detail of the FedEx logo (in yellow)http://members.aol.com/tobiasdertypo/fedex.jpg

[Paradox]

i saw that first when my computer teacher was talking about "good designs".... the arrow in the "ex" part...