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santa's e-mail has been hacked!
putting mail through a door slot is an adventure sometimes.
norristown, pa. — a man who mailed a bloody cow's head to his wife's lover has been sentenced to probation and community service. jason michael fife "understands that in a civilized society a person cannot send a severed cow's head to anybody," said his defense lawyer, henry hilles. authorities in lower pottsgrove, northwest of philadelphia, arrested fife and charged him with stalking, terroristic threats, disorderly conduct and harassment after he allegedly sent threatening messages and pictures to the victim between may and september 2006. the victim received a package containing a cow's head with a puncture wound in its skull on june 1, 2006. police said fife, 31, got the cow's head from a butcher's shop, claiming he wanted the dried skull for decoration. instead, he mailed the head frozen, so as not to alert parcel carriers to the contents, police said. the box became bloody after sitting on the victim's doorstep on a warm day. police were able to trace the package and threatening e-mails to fife, court documents indicate. "my client did step over the line here, but one can certainly understand his frustration, given that the victim was carrying on an affair with my client's wife," hilles said. fife, of hunker, southeast of pittsburgh, was sentenced friday to a program for first-time offenders in which he must complete two years of probation and 50 hours of community service. if he successfully finishes the program, his record will be cleared. fife and his wife, who have a young child, later reconciled, hilles said. source have any interesting articles you'd like to share? article request thread.
the post office is wrapping mail collection boxes in some 200 cities nationwide in a special covering to look like r2-d2. it's part of a promotion for a new stamp to be announced march 28. about 400 mailboxes will be covered to look like the stout droid. for more info: http://www.uspsjedimaster.com/teaser/index.html
lora zimbelman says it all started 54 years ago when she put an uncooked hot dog in her sister’s suitcase. "i don’t know what made me do it. the devil i guess," she said. flora’s sister, rose, found the hot dog when she opened the suitcase back up in idaho, where she lived at the time. "she mailed it back to me telling me to keep my garbage at home," said flora. the game was on. in the years that followed, flora would find a way to sneak the hot dog back into rose's life. and rose would find another way to sneak it back to flora. "i found it under my pillow once, i found it in between the drapes and once i found it in the kitchen drawer," said flora. flora still has that hot dog. it looks just about as disgusting as you might expect. yet, earlier this year, flora's sister, best friend, and victim of her continuous pranks, lost her battle with cancer. flora says she misses her friend, and even though it’s difficult to look at, she’ll still show you the hot dog and tell you the story behind it.source
a manhunt is under way in western germany for a convicted drug dealer who escaped by mailing himself out of jail. the 42-year-old turkish citizen - who was serving a seven-year sentence - had been making stationery with other prisoners destined for the shops. at the end of his shift, the inmate climbed into a cardboard box and was taken out of prison by express courier. his whereabouts are still unknown. the chief warden of the jail told the bbc this was an embarrassing incident. the prison authorities in willich, near duesseldorf, said the man, who was tall and broad-shouldered, had hidden in a box that was about 150cm by 120cm. when the weekly express courier arrived to pick up several boxes of merchandise, the one containing the prisoner was also loaded into the back of the lorry. shortly after it had passed through the prison gates, the inmate made his dash for freedom by cutting a big hole in the tarpaulin of the lorry and jumping off. the driver alerted the police after he noticed the tarpaulin flapping in the breeze. the jail's chief warden, beate peters, said the man must have had accomplices outside the prison. "as soon as the prisoner jumped off the back of the lorry his friends would have picked him up," she told the bbc. "we have no idea where the fugitive is hiding. we assume that he is still in the county and is lying low before making his move." ms peters said fellow convicts must also have known of his plan but that they would not talk because of a "code of honour" and because it is a criminal offence in germany to help somebody escape from jail. she said the incident showed that security needed to be beefed up urgently, something she had been lobbying for in the last few years. "i was not surprised that an escape happened on my watch. for years i had been asking for more security guards from the government. but now they'll have to listen." source
it seems like some people are less literate than others, in their failure to understand darwin`s fact of evolution by natural selection.
bet pacman can eat 'em.
you know these mailboxes are doing to disappear and end up on ebay...
"go ahead, make my day."
tom hanks & meg ryan chatting.
must belong to a proctologist
the second foamy fan mail, and the first time foamy states their will not be another foamy fan mail.
the third foamy fan mail, and the second time foamy states their will not be another foamy fan mail.
foamy returns to foamy fan mail, the world is a better place for it too.
pilze and germain take over foamy fan mail.
foamy is sick of mail delivery services and comes up with a brilliant idea to put them all out of business.
the first ever foamy fan mail, a great start to a great series of shorts.
her e-mail address is getlost@youloser.com?
a blonde was telling a brunette that her computer broke.
so the brunette said she would check the blonde's e-mail for her.
the blonde said, ''cool! e-mail me and tell me what i got.''
foamy introduces the new foamy fan mail set, and answers questions as usual. yeah, foamy fan mail is here to stay.
foamy burns down the fan mail set. burn baby, burn. trying to convince people that there will not be any more foamy fan mail, third attempt.
foamy returns to the burnt down foamy fan mail set, and also when foamy gives up on killing foamy fan mail, you have to love contracts.
san francisco -- the u.s. federal bureau of investigation today warned computer users not to open a widely circulating e-mail that falsely claims to have been sent by u.s. authorities. the e-mail attempts to trick users into installing a variant of the sober worm by telling them that they have been spotted on "illegal web sites," and asking them to click on an attached "list of questions."
"these e-mails did not come from the fbi," the fbi announced in a posted statement. "recipients of this or similar solicitations should know that the fbi does not engage in the practice of sending unsolicited e-mails to the public in this manner."
this latest worm now accounts for more than 65 percent of all malicious software being reported to antivirus vendor sophos, and it constitutes about one in every 74 e-mail messages being sent on the internet, according to graham cluley, a senior technology consultant with sophos. "it's quite a significant event," he said. "i'm not sure that it's necessarily going to last, but at the moment its well ahead of any other virus."
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