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essenbe said:

That's not true @Kari. The National Enquirer interviewed Elvis last week and he said their stories are true.

Screencap from actual news today:

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Full story: Microsoft admits: We are spying on you!

Kari said:

Screencap from actual news today:

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Full story: Microsoft admits: We are spying on you!

Although.... this article looks more interesting, I'm scared to read it, I my want to sleep sometime: Sex tape:Video of Hillary and Donald

His name tag says he's from the IRS. Most people would believe the IRS would do that too.

Kari said:

Screencap from actual news today:

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Full story: Microsoft admits: We are spying on you!

Is it just me or does that photo look photoshopped?

Every year around this time I've posted this, no reason to break tradition. To avoid unnecessary typing I just quote my post from last year, it's still valid except a few small details: British Pound has had quite a downfall, price in GBP is this year according to todays exchange rates £6.74, all other currencies about the same as last year. In addition, the last day to order outside Western Europe, the 6^th of December is this year a Tuesday, not a Sunday as in quote below. For Western Europe the last day to order is 13^th of December, later orders considered as orders for Xmas 2017:

Kari said:

You geeks with small kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews: Order them a nice letter from the Santa Claus!

As everyone knows, Santa comes from Lapland in Finland, beyond the Arctic Circle. The Finnish National Postal Service (Posti as it's called in Finnish) has teamed up with Santa and delivers personal original letters to kids allover the world. Unfortunately the world economical situation affects Santa's business, too, and there's a small fee for this service. This year the letter costs €7.90 ($8.40, £5.60, CAD11.20, AUD11.50).

The letters can be ordered in following languages: Finnish, Swedish, English, German, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and Polish.

You can order the letters here: Letter from Santa Claus. No login / sign up needed. The site is in English:

For some reason the final payment dialog is not translated in English. I have reported this to Posti, the company, maybe it will be fixed next year. It's self-explanatory but in case you need help, here's a screenshot of that Finnish dialog with translations:

Translations, Finnish in bold blue, English in bold red:

1. Kauppias: Postin verkkokauppa = Vendor: Postal online shop
   Summa = Amount
   Tilausnumero = Order number
2. Maksukortin numero = Credit Card number
   Voimassaoloaika (kuukausi/vuosi) = Valid until (month/year)
3. Peruuta = Cancel
4. Maksa = Pay

Please notice: Letters outside Western Europe have to be ordered no later than 6^th of December, this Sunday. Letters to Western Europe can be ordered until 13^th of December. All letters ordered before those dates will be delivered in priority mail before this Christmas, any orders made after those dates will be considered as an order for Christmas 2016 delivery.

Kari

axe0 said:

Is it just me or does that photo look photoshopped?

By the North Korean News Agency....?
Yep!






And my favorite:

Cliff S said:

Although.... this article looks more interesting, I'm scared to read it, I my want to sleep sometime: Sex tape:Video of Hillary and Donald

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