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Cell format for Canadian postal codes
I will make you a deal. We can share Santa but I am not attaching
international postage to my Christmas lists... ;-) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Jim Thomlinson wrote: Canadian postal codes are letter number letter number letter number. Which means that Santa even gets a postal code H0H 0H0 (Not kidding... Canada Post uses that postal code for routing letters to Santa) Bloody Canadian copy cats :) They copied the ice hotel from Sweden and now they lure US kids to send mail to Canada when everyone knows Santa or as he is known in UK Father Christmas lives in Lapland LOL Peo |
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