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does fedex deliver on sunday for regular packages?

If you call and tell them your house's latitude and longitude they will do an airdrop from their next outgoing plane.
 
Originally posted by: holden j caufield
heck if the USPS has dropped things off on sunday I imagine fedex can also. A guy can hope can't he? thanks
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I've never heard of USPS operating on Sunday
 
Originally posted by: Yzzim
Originally posted by: holden j caufield
heck if the USPS has dropped things off on sunday I imagine fedex can also. A guy can hope can't he? thanks
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I've never heard of USPS operating on Sunday
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*finds a hard object (a wall in this case) and starts beating his head on it*

Why? Why must this be asked EVERY weekend??
 
Originally posted by: Derango
*finds a hard object (a wall in this case) and starts beating his head on it*

Why? Why must this be asked EVERY weekend??
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Because every weekend has a sunday?

 
Last weekend there were like 10 freakin' threads about something like this. What is the big thing with FedEx questions all of a sudden?
 
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