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First US Postal Service scratch-and-sniff stamps making their debut
fox7austin ^ | June 20, 2018 | staff

Posted on 06/20/2018 2:17:44 PM PDT by bgill

Soon, you can not only read your mail, you can smell it too, with the U.S. Postal Service launching its first scratch-and-sniff stamps on Wednesday. The stamps could take you back to your childhood, with favorite summertime treat smells including kiwi, watermelon, orange, strawberry and blueberry. The stamps will be including designs of popsicles or ice dream designs. The stamps will be released on Wednesday, June 20, with a special unveiling first at the Thinkery children’s museum in Austin, Texas. The dedication will occur at 6 p.m. and followers of the U.S. Postal Service’s Facebook page can view the ceremony live at that time.

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To: ButThreeLeftsDo

bacon smell ...


41 posted on 06/20/2018 3:53:25 PM PDT by elbook
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To: bgill

Childhood? They sell this stuff everyday at the store. LOL


42 posted on 06/20/2018 7:08:27 PM PDT by healy61
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If they’re from Washington DC, they no doubt smell like sh*t. Or cocaine.


43 posted on 06/20/2018 9:11:51 PM PDT by Jack Hammer
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