<p>MIT decision letters online tracking.
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1) ~ 12.00 [please approximate better] -> Massachusetts Avenue, MA, USA [coordinates].</p>
<p>Let's check how accurate we will be ;). </p>
<p>2) ???</p>
<p>Nice..</p>
<p>NOW > Cambridge post office, MA 02139, USA. / DHL facility at Cambridge for intls</p>
<p>(look at the post date/time above and guess the location ;))</p>
<p>Whoa. Where did you get the post office adress? On the DHL website?
Heheh. I did not expect that someone would check it! [I forgot about You :D.]</p>
<p>I don't get this...</p>
<p>Hehe. Ms, do you know where is the central office of DHL in Poland?
Well, about 2000 meters from my home in straight line :D :D</p>
<p>Well, jpsi, you know the DHL office is ~200 meters from my home :eek:</p>
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I don't get this...
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:p Dont try too hard... it's a temporary insanity..</p>
<p>Dmn. If we assume that DHL is an ideal messenger service, you would receive your letter 10 times faster than I would. Wow. You are so lucky person ;).
Hehe. Do you think it was subconcious choice of place of living? Or maybe there are so many offices. haha. Actually I live very close to the international airport [which has many disadvantages, obviously... but some merits also.]</p>
<p>It's NOT temporary. :D </p>
<p>Jk. It shows how stressed and anxious are people, so the could watch the package meter by meter. It is a kind of game. I would like to see whether someone is really as anxious, and if that is true - then help him to withstand the time of waiting by constant flow of information about the package. it would be less difficult and boring.</p>
<p>ok?</p>
<p>Haha def not a subconscious choice... but i think there are more than a few dhl offices in my city...</p>