Spectacular address fail

[mandaliz8704]

And neither was from Nunavut, where I would be willing to believe that
<bird> <budweiser> <moron> space <polar bear> <fat-ugly-chick-who-thinks-she's-hot> <pants>
actually is a valid postal code, as the alphabet and single digit numbers are way above the average educational level.

Wow... I actually really DID laugh out loud at that...

[Andara Bledin]

She has been assimilated by the pod people of the north! Quick! I need 4 ccs of Scottish tartan and a bagpipe player! STAT!

What I didn't mention is that I also have a shirt, hat, scarf and belt that all match, and my shoes are already a white/pink combo that goes perfectly.

Oh, yeah, and I bought them all for a Halloween costume.

But I do wear the hat when at amusement parks...

^-.-^

[Skeksin]

Halloween costume....Yeah it would be scary.

[dalesys]

What I didn't mention is that I also have a shirt, hat, scarf and belt that all match, and my shoes are already a white/pink combo that goes perfectly.

Oh, yeah, and I bought them all for a Halloween costume.

But I do wear the hat when at amusement parks...

^-.-^

Don't go Trick or Treating in Vancouver, BC.... You could star as GK's weekly poster child.

[wolfie]

Here's what I find interesting:
Canadian Postal Codes (for those of you playing along at home) consist of 6 digits in the format of letter-number-letter space number-letter-number. To illustrate the example, growing up my postal code was N4K 5W4.

And the postal code for letters to Santa is H0H 0H0. Seriously - Canada Post answers kids' letters to Santa, and that is the postal code from the address they give.