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The licking glue on postage stamps is made from chicken blood

Item added by Drummond. Added on 12/13/2006
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Djahuti
11/03/2009

The licking glue on postage stamps is made from chicken blood 1

I don't think chicken blood would taste THAT NASTY.

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GenghisTheHun
02/03/2007

The licking glue on postage stamps is made from chicken blood 1

I suppose this is to increase the profits and power of the dreaded and insidious chicken blood trust.

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Jamie McBain
02/03/2007

The licking glue on postage stamps is made from chicken blood 1

Right, like chicken blood would be wasted on postage stamps.

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LastMessenger3
12/14/2006

The licking glue on postage stamps is made from chicken blood 2

Out of all the things out there, I don't think they would use chicken blood. I don't know what they use - it kind tastes like acetone with a hint of flower.

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PlanetaryGear
12/14/2006

The licking glue on postage stamps is made from chicken blood 1

Not true at all. Most stamps use dextrin, which is a by-product of super-heated starch or gum arabic which comes from the acacia plant. Although, they do kinda taste like chicken.

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Drummond
12/14/2006

The licking glue on postage stamps is made from chicken blood 1

One of my secretaries told me this is why she refused to lick stamps. The local postmaster assured me that the glue is "strictly vegan."

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