RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RPM said:

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This is the most ridiculous fake thing I have seen in awhile. Give it to 4 Chan so they can deduce the identity of the sender.

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Was it really "sent" through the postal service, though??

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So the Zoo's working theory is Sumlin has a post office barcode machine?

This thread is depressing.

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No that is your theory, apparently.

Zoo's theory is finding out where it came from and who sent it.

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Apparently, huh. It has a postal barcode. How did it get there? Either really "sent" or what, counterfeited?

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No post mark. No cancellation on the stamp. The bar code can replace the postmark, not the cancellation.

Since you are the self-appointed postal worker genius, please enlighten the rest of us why our mail is different from the sample offered.

I'll wait.

Why even put a return address??

RogerTheShrubber said:

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Again, anyone thinking Sumlin put this out to save his job,, WOW!!? It's a resident of CS that put it into his mailbox and it disgusts me!!

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Then why the barcode? None of it makes sense

aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RPM said:

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This is the most ridiculous fake thing I have seen in awhile. Give it to 4 Chan so they can deduce the identity of the sender.

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Was it really "sent" through the postal service, though??

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So the Zoo's working theory is Sumlin has a post office barcode machine?

This thread is depressing.

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No that is your theory, apparently.

Zoo's theory is finding out where it came from and who sent it.

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Apparently, huh. It has a postal barcode. How did it get there? Either really "sent" or what, counterfeited?

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No post mark. No cancellation on the stamp. The bar code can replace the postmark, not the cancellation.

Since you are the self-appointed postal worker genius, please enlighten the rest of us why our mail is different from the sample offered.

I'll wait.

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How did the barcode get there?

It's a simple question.

aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RPM said:

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This is the most ridiculous fake thing I have seen in awhile. Give it to 4 Chan so they can deduce the identity of the sender.

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Was it really "sent" through the postal service, though??

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So the Zoo's working theory is Sumlin has a post office barcode machine?

This thread is depressing.

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No that is your theory, apparently.

Zoo's theory is finding out where it came from and who sent it.

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Apparently, huh. It has a postal barcode. How did it get there? Either really "sent" or what, counterfeited?

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No post mark. No cancellation on the stamp. The bar code can replace the postmark, not the cancellation.

Since you are the self-appointed postal worker genius, please enlighten the rest of us why our mail is different from the sample offered.

I'll wait.

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Your ***** ass should be locked TF up.

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lol, how old is looch?

LOL you think the Houston police will investigate this? What crime was committed?

If we can find an old hillbilly lady to deliver a pie to him all will be forgiven.

AggieWonWon said:

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LOL you think the Houston police will investigate this? What crime was committed?

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i'd say there is a 99.9% probability that is not a legit letter from an Ag. but as we learned sunday night that means it still could be.

RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RPM said:

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This is the most ridiculous fake thing I have seen in awhile. Give it to 4 Chan so they can deduce the identity of the sender.

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Was it really "sent" through the postal service, though??

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So the Zoo's working theory is Sumlin has a post office barcode machine?

This thread is depressing.

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No that is your theory, apparently.

Zoo's theory is finding out where it came from and who sent it.

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Apparently, huh. It has a postal barcode. How did it get there? Either really "sent" or what, counterfeited?

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No post mark. No cancellation on the stamp. The bar code can replace the postmark, not the cancellation.

Since you are the self-appointed postal worker genius, please enlighten the rest of us why our mail is different from the sample offered.

I'll wait.

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How did the barcode get there?

It's a simple question.

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Why was only one machine working? Is that the question? Pretty sure some TexAggers have received some mail from the hurricane Harvey affected area. Look at the mail. Is this what you see???

I haven't in mine. Legitimate question.

Some similarities in the handwriting, but definitely not by the same person. Just different stroke patterns. The "r"'s are completely different. All of Sumlins have a definite top bar, the letters are all basically points. Several other differences as well. Someone already pointed out the different over/under strokes on the "You".

The missing postmark is very interesting though.

That zip code has to be 77843, which is a campus zip code. How did his wife or kid open it?

Someone ought to measure the size of the letter and the envelope. That's going to a tight fit based on the fold. No other wrinkles on the letter or envelope.

Pretty sure it's 77845

aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RPM said:

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This is the most ridiculous fake thing I have seen in awhile. Give it to 4 Chan so they can deduce the identity of the sender.

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Was it really "sent" through the postal service, though??

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So the Zoo's working theory is Sumlin has a post office barcode machine?

This thread is depressing.

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No that is your theory, apparently.

Zoo's theory is finding out where it came from and who sent it.

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Apparently, huh. It has a postal barcode. How did it get there? Either really "sent" or what, counterfeited?

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No post mark. No cancellation on the stamp. The bar code can replace the postmark, not the cancellation.

Since you are the self-appointed postal worker genius, please enlighten the rest of us why our mail is different from the sample offered.

I'll wait.

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How did the barcode get there?

It's a simple question.

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Why was only one machine working? Is that the question? Pretty sure some TexAggers have received some mail from the hurricane Harvey affected area. Look at the mail. Is this what you see???

I haven't in mine. Legitimate question.

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Legitimate answer: I don't know.

But the barcode is there. The post office applies them. Ocaam's razor.

Not making accusations, but we get these "handwritten" envelopes all of the time. The barcode usually gives it away as some mass mailings by a business. Has anyone else noticed that the handwriting on the envelope and the letter don't match?

My original point stands,, whoever wrote that letter should be ashamed !!

Campus zip or the zip we can only see the bottom? Doesn't summy live in miramont? That's not 77845

RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RPM said:

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This is the most ridiculous fake thing I have seen in awhile. Give it to 4 Chan so they can deduce the identity of the sender.

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Was it really "sent" through the postal service, though??

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So the Zoo's working theory is Sumlin has a post office barcode machine?

This thread is depressing.

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No that is your theory, apparently.

Zoo's theory is finding out where it came from and who sent it.

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Apparently, huh. It has a postal barcode. How did it get there? Either really "sent" or what, counterfeited?

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No post mark. No cancellation on the stamp. The bar code can replace the postmark, not the cancellation.

Since you are the self-appointed postal worker genius, please enlighten the rest of us why our mail is different from the sample offered.

I'll wait.

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How did the barcode get there?

It's a simple question.

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Why was only one machine working? Is that the question? Pretty sure some TexAggers have received some mail from the hurricane Harvey affected area. Look at the mail. Is this what you see???

I haven't in mine. Legitimate question.

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Legitimate answer: I don't know.

But the barcode is there. The post office applies them. Ocaam's razor.

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Neither do I but does that mean we can't ask a few questions about it though?

So I have a bin on my home office that I throw all my paperwork, including mail, that needs to go in a burn barrel at the ranch.

Sifted through about 30 unopened letter - credit card apps, junk mail, charitable, political. I could not find consistency on the bard code. Some had, some didn't. Some had but it was inside the letter but visible through the plastic window. Seems all over the board.

Spreadsheet decoded the barcode on the bottom in the Oudoors board thread:

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/FJDdR

Looks like 77845 was the destination.

V8Aggie said:

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aggiehawg said:

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V8Aggie said:

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Interesting that the stamp looks brand new...

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So it's not just that I had an eye exam today and things are a little fuzzy??

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Lol nope.

There is the bar code at the bottom of the letter but I've never seen a stamp not marked up in some way so it couldn't be used again.

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I have. Several times. Then I cut them off and reuse them.

Why is potaylor sending out tweets from looch?

as has been said before, never tangle with the OB guys. Bad idea.

I love what they do. I have a few investigative resources but mail is not one of my fortes.

aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RangerRick9211 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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RPM said:

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This is the most ridiculous fake thing I have seen in awhile. Give it to 4 Chan so they can deduce the identity of the sender.

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Was it really "sent" through the postal service, though??

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So the Zoo's working theory is Sumlin has a post office barcode machine?

This thread is depressing.

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No that is your theory, apparently.

Zoo's theory is finding out where it came from and who sent it.

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Apparently, huh. It has a postal barcode. How did it get there? Either really "sent" or what, counterfeited?

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No post mark. No cancellation on the stamp. The bar code can replace the postmark, not the cancellation.

Since you are the self-appointed postal worker genius, please enlighten the rest of us why our mail is different from the sample offered.

I'll wait.

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How did the barcode get there?

It's a simple question.

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Why was only one machine working? Is that the question? Pretty sure some TexAggers have received some mail from the hurricane Harvey affected area. Look at the mail. Is this what you see???

I haven't in mine. Legitimate question.

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Legitimate answer: I don't know.

But the barcode is there. The post office applies them. Ocaam's razor.

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Neither do I but does that mean we can't ask a few questions about it though?

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Absolutely. But asking a few questions is not what the Zoo has done in this thread!

NoahAg said:

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V8Aggie said:

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aggiehawg said:

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V8Aggie said:

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Interesting that the stamp looks brand new...

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So it's not just that I had an eye exam today and things are a little fuzzy??

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Lol nope.

There is the bar code at the bottom of the letter but I've never seen a stamp not marked up in some way so it couldn't be used again.

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I have. Several times. Then I cut them off and reuse them.

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Lol. Shut up, Tanya 93.

BlueAg2003 said:

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Spreadsheet decoded the barcode on the bottom in the Oudoors board thread:

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/FJDdR

Looks like 77845 was the destination.

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Gotcha!

BlueAg2003 said:

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Spreadsheet decoded the barcode on the bottom in the Oudoors board thread:

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/FJDdR

Looks like 77845 was the destination.

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His address is public information. Are you telling me nobody knows it besides me?

Yep. Not hard to know exactly where he lives.

Again history has shown these occurrences are usually faked or a deranged person sent the letter. Why do care where it came from?

When someone makes fun of me and calls me re. tard because have I deformities do I put it on twitter and implicate all people. No? I let it go. Because why? That person who says crap like that has issues and blurts something out. It does not mean the paddy wagon is going to pick me up and carry me off to ******land to give me a labodamy.

This meaningless letter should not all of a sudden be used by Sumlin to claim that A&M is a racist school and he is being unfairly treated. Now there is a reason to conjure up images of a tsunami of racist hate there on campus. Pictures will show angry white students.

Don't fall for it.

cone said:

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I know Looch had to get out in front of this

but I would expect a walk back too given how fishy it is

he's going to have to mount some sort of defense. you can't just grant something like this.

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why does he have to get out in front of this

MicheIangeIo said:

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cone said:

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I know Looch had to get out in front of this

but I would expect a walk back too given how fishy it is

he's going to have to mount some sort of defense. you can't just grant something like this.

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why does he have to get out in front of this

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Yeah I don't get this. I don't really understand what he does.

MicheIangeIo said:

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cone said:

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I know Looch had to get out in front of this

but I would expect a walk back too given how fishy it is

he's going to have to mount some sort of defense. you can't just grant something like this.

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why does he have to get out in front of this

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Bc Sumlin is his cash cow until a new coach comes around.

It's all about $$$.