[at-l] A guessin' game, I guess

[jim.bullard at gmail.com (Jim Bullard)]

Methinks the 3rd digit can't be a "0" in a valid Zip code so 22006
does not exist. The first two digits represent a major area (22 should
be on the East coast, VA/MD or thereabouts?) the second a sub-area and
the last 2 digits are the specific PO. The "Plus 4" digits are the
specific address.

On 2/20/06, Felix J. McGillicuddy <athiker@smithville.net> wrote:
> Who wants to play?  Since today is February 20, 2006...sometimes written
> 2/20/06...or, 22006...Let's play the "Hey, where do you think that ZIP
> Code is?" game.  So, where do you think 22006 is?  I haven't checked yet
> myself...and, don't you if you wanna play. I think it probably doesn't
> exist. But, we'll see. Guess away...to me offlist.  I think we'll go
> with whatever number is closest to 22006 since there's a likelihood that
> it doesn't exist.
>
> Have fun with it...HAVE FUN WITH IT!!
>
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