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30-MAR-2010 Jason Anderson

Government operation

North Providence, RI

If the Commerce Department created an envelope that violated the Post Office's mailability rules, who would win?
Not that this one does. Barely.

Nikon D300 ,Quantaray 28-90mm for Nikon AF
1/160s f/7.1 at 52.0mm iso320 hide exif
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Date/Time30-Mar-2010 08:48:46
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Dave Beedon02-Apr-2010 01:49
Remember to count your cats because they live with you!
exzim01-Apr-2010 17:19
But isn't sending in your census information 'private', and therefore if you use this envelope you will be liable to a $300 fine. Of course, if you don't send it in there's probably a worse fine. Nice Catch 22 -the government always wins
Lee G01-Apr-2010 01:28
Where is 1moremile when we need his expert opinion?
Guest 31-Mar-2010 03:21
Lets see FEDERAL government vs. Postal Service which claims they are not a FEDERAL operation, HUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM : ) v
J. Scott Coile31-Mar-2010 03:14
Eeeeeeeeeeeeak... That's sneaking up.
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