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April/May 2009
s fans of astrology are well aware, May begins the reign of Gemini, the twins -- and to celebrate that occasion, this installment of PRIME CUTS features not only the usual (and unusual) menu items, but TWO (count 'em!) delightfully delicious Postal Babes! We've also got news on what some previous Postal Babes are up to as well as the latest honor to be bestowed upon the POSTAL franchise. Then there's Vince Desi, our very own Fine Dining Critic and oh so much more. All right then, diners, we hope you have a hearty appetite because these PRIME CUTS are filling!
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CANDY AND ROXY
POSTAL Babe Roxy deals prime cuts to customers at a local deli. And Candy, is as sweet as her name. |
LETTER FROM VINCE
Teabagging used to be dropping balls on a chick's face not hippies parading around like masturbators | |
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THE GENERAL FORUM IS BACKIts back! Come join all the insanity! Register now for your chance to win a free POSTAL T-Shirt! |
STUFF THAT DOESN'T SUCKSteve Wik illuminates the greasy polyps of PURE AWESOME for your edification. | |
SALAD FOR CARNIVORESI’ve been a meat dog my whole life, however, I love finding healthy foods that still get me excited. |
CHAMP WINS LEGAL DOGFIGHTThe most famous dog in video gaming, POSTAL's Champ, has recently found himself on the dark side of celebrity. | |
RWS AT THE TEABAG PARTYNo company that created Krotchy, the Sentient Ballsack, could afford to miss a mass-teabagging |
MIKE J IS NOW ON TWITTER"Poop in a cup? Or poop in a pan?" "El Charro Nachos at the ball game make my bumbum go boom!" | |
MOST CONTROVERSIAL GAMESA dozen years later and POSTAL still makes Yahoo's "10 Most Controversial Games" piece |
BELINDA THE BACON BABEMeanwhile, Jackie Tohn is back from "American Idol" and her work on stage to show off her pipes. | |
POSTAL JOINS GOG LIBRARYThe DRM-free digital distribution movement that had a significant impact on the software industry. |
RUNNING WITH FEEDBACKWe were surprised at how many of you didn’t realize that Champ was just as real as Gary Coleman and Uwe Boll. | |
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