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www.wheresfruity.com

 National Fruitcake Tracking Project
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Centered around theory whereby fruitcakes experience numerous changes in ownership. Loosely based on the www.wheresgeorge.com model.

Those packagers of fruitcake who wish to participate are given a range of serial numbers with which they can stamp their wrappers. Find out who amongst the people you know is a regifter.

—Cuit_au_Four, Aug 31 2006

Where's George http://www.wheresgeorge.com
Basic model. [Cuit_au_Four, Aug 31 2006]

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       I think there is sort of a club like this, where folks re-give the same fruit cake over and over, but it must be a surprise. They mail it from unknown locations, leave it hidden in the bathroom whilst visiting, etc.   

       I'll regift a fruity bun to you. +
—xandram, Aug 31 2006
   

       "The worst gift is a fruitcake. There is only one fruitcake in the entire world, and people keep sending it to each other." - Johnny Carson
—Shz, Aug 31 2006
   

       Hot fruitcake and custard - mmmmmmmmm...
—DrCurry, Aug 31 2006
   


 

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