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January 22, 2008


~~~ NOTE FROM CHRIS: ~~~

The U.S. Post Office is coming out with
Ol' Blue Eyes stamps -- first class, of course.


The Top 14 Interesting Things
About the New Frank Sinatra Stamp


  1. Hold the stamp up to the light and you see an image of Frank slapping Mia Farrow.

  2. It had a few of the other stamps perforated.

  3. Two cents from every stamp goes to the Gambino Family Legal Defense Fund.

  4. Each one comes with a 2-cent Joey Bishop stamp.

  5. The three previous Postmasters General all disappeared mysteriously after refusing to produce a Sinatra stamp.

  6. It claims to know nothing about what happened to the Marilyn Monroe stamp.

  7. Smells like Jack Daniel's and Lucky Strikes -- but *tastes* like Ava Gardner.

  8. Great, now Joe Piscopo's gonna want a stamp, too.

  9. It's the first reusable stamp, 'cause nobody cancels Sinatra, baby!

  10. Yes, it costs 41 cents -- but I know a guy....

  11. The public voted for the "Handsome Hollywood Legend Sinatra" stamp over the "Toupee-Wearing Mob-Thug Geezer Sinatra" stamp.

  12. So potent, women who lick it immediately become pregnant.

  13. If you can't find any Sinatra stamps, you can still mail your letter with a combination of two Dean Martins, a Steve Lawrence and an Edie Gorme.

    and the Number 1 Interesting Thing About the New Frank Sinatra Stamp...

  14. Available only in peel and stick. Go ahead, just *try* to touch your tongue to Frank's backside, punk!



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Selected from 79 submissions from 30 contributors.
Today's Top Five List authors were:


  • Brigham Young, Leominster, MA -- 1, 5 (Guest! Woohoo!)
  • Caryn Kennealy, Glendale, CA -- 1 (7th #1)
  • David Kass, Queens, NY -- 2, 4 Hall of Famer
  • Brandon Eldridge, St. Louis, MO -- 3, 10
  • Terry Ramsdell, Ann Arbor, MI -- 4
  • Carl Knorr, Devo City, OH -- 6 Website / Hall of Famer
  • Larry Hollister, Concord, CA -- 7 Hall of Famer
  • John Mozena, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI -- 7
  • Dawson Rambo, Santa Rosa, CA -- 8, 11
  • Pam Wylder, Bloomington, IL -- 8
  • Rex Meredith, Palm Springs, CA -- 8
  • Curtis Stoddard, Cedar Hills, UT -- 9
  • Daniel Weckerly, Limerick, PA -- 9 Hall of Famer
  • Kevin Freels, Walnut Creek, CA -- 11 Website / Hall of Famer
  • J.J. Gertler, Alexandria, VA -- 11
  • Richard Skora, Columbus, OH -- 11
  • Jeff Johnson, Los Altos, CA -- 12
  • Bruce W. Alter, Fairfax Station, VA -- 13
  • Lori Petterson, Fairfax, VA -- 14
  • Brigham Young, Leominster, MA -- Topic
  • Jim Griffith, Sunnyvale, CA -- Banner Tag
  • Chris White, Los Angeles, CA -- List owner/editor Hall of Famer
  • Dwarves, Chicago, IL -- Ambience   (explanation)

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