Things Postal Workers Can Do With Their Extra Day Off

The list for February 8, 2013
NOTE FROM CHRIS:
The US Postal Service announced that
starting in August, it will no longer
offer delivery service on Saturdays.
The Top 16 Things Postal Workers
Can Do With Their Extra Day Off

  1. fantasize about chasing dogs

  2. haphazardly smash a bunch of magazines into a tiny shoebox prior to giving them a read

  3. while away the hours playing Disgruntled Birds

  4. brighten the lives of the homeless by delivering them some Valpak coupons, credit card applications and offers for free trials of Proactiv

  5. that’s an additional 52 days a year to visit gun shows

  6. clip mom’s toenails

  7. Froot Loops and Looney Tunes, just like everyone else’s Saturdays

  8. finally enjoy some of those Netflix customer returns they’ve been hoarding

  9. keep Shabbos

  10. drop their kids off for playdates at the wrong houses

  11. get the weekly PED-loaded blood transfusion and train to help the USPS team reclaim dominance of the Tour de France

  12. cash stolen income tax refund checks before they expire

  13. daylong bender at Cheers with Normy

  14. indulge the dark side with a little drunken joyriding armed with a baseball bat

  15. knock up the wives of working FedEx drivers
And the Number 1 Thing Postal Workers Can Do With Their Extra Day Off…

  1. go for a nice long walk
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CREDITS
Selected from 73 submissions from 27 contributors.
Today’s list authors were:

  • Bill Muse, Seattle, WA — 1, 10 (111th #1)
  • Ian Dauphinee, Calgary, AB, Canada — 1 (15th #1)
  • Jill Gallagher, Seattle, WA — 2
  • Larry Hollister, Concord, CA — 3, 14
  • Tom Stoudt, Fort Washington, PA — 4
  • Floyd Paterson, Possum Trot, KY — 5
  • Nathan C. Sherman, Bellevue, WA — 5
  • Shaune R. Stark, Cedar Park, TX — 5
  • Mark D. Sabien, What Cheer, IA — 6, 9
  • Kevin Dopart, Washington, DC — 7
  • David Kass, Queens, NY — 8, 10
  • Mark Schmidt, Paris, France — 9
  • Mark Zinck, Grand Rapids, MI — 11
  • David Zechiel, Lake Forest, CA — 12
  • Adela Branson, Soda Springs, ID — 13
  • David W. James, Los Angeles, CA — 15
  • Tristan Fabriani, Passaic, NJ — 16
  • Adrienne Commeree, Olympia, WA — Topic
  • Donald Junter, New Haven, CT — Banner Tag
  • Chris White, Olympia, WA — List owner/editor
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