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This envelope is going out in the mail today. It's a very common occurrence for me, as some of you can attest to. I bought a large amount of unused postage from a member here a long time ago. What is not common about this particular envelope is the fairly-current forever stamp in the top right corner... it's just that I wanted to do 8-cent-ers for this one, and I didn't think they would fit, so using that one made it possible.

Anyway, let's see if you all can come up with some clever captions for this pic!

"If you receive this letter, then my time machine has worked..."

That's a lot of Snowmen

xippi wrote:That's a lot of Snowmen

Hmmm... I don't get this...

Couldn't pick a favorite, but here are some options for you:

"Do these stamps make my package look big?"
"No matter how many stamps you use, your package isn't that big"
"You can use as many stamps as you want, but it won't make your package any bigger"
"I know what you're thinking, and yes, it was necessary"
"And you said it wasn't divisible by 8"
"Dear People who control postal rate changes....It looks like I won"
"Dear Small Flat Rate Box.....I beat you"

Dos Equis Version:
"I don't always mail letters, but when I do, I use lot of stamps."

That's about all I've got, good luck.

Uthminsta may have slightly misunderstood the "Stamp Out Hunger" slogan when sending in his donation.

uthminsta wrote:

xippi wrote:That's a lot of Snowmen

Hmmm... I don't get this...

8 cent stamps, 8 looks like a snowman?

Thogey wrote:

uthminsta wrote:

xippi wrote:That's a lot of Snowmen

Hmmm... I don't get this...

8 cent stamps, 8 looks like a snowman?

You got it half right, its a golf term for scoring an 8+, because of the shape. That's a pretty obscure joke, haha.

AGgressive Metal wrote:That's a lot of Snowmen

Hmmm... I don't get this...[/quote]

8 cent stamps, 8 looks like a snowman?[/quote]

You got it half right, its a golf term for scoring an 8+, because of the shape. That's a pretty obscure joke, haha.[/quote]

I was thinking Poker a pair of eights in your hand in Texas Hold em is pair of Snowmen.