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Why Send an eCard When You Can Elf Yourself?

Like you've never seen us before.

If I'm late on this one, I apologize ... but a friend sent me a link to this hilarious Office Max marketing ploy.

Check out this one featuring yours truly and our fearless leader:

Go elf yourself.

[Once it's done, click on the link to create your own.]

Geoffrey Bennett

Tags: ecard | holidays

7:04 PM ET | 11-28-2007 | permalink

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This site is even better than last year's! I just elfed my entire family and am still laughing...

Sent by Samantha | 3:23 PM ET | 11-29-2007

you are so wrong Geoff! Does it have to be consensual elfing? I guess not.

;-)

Sent by Farai | 4:31 PM ET | 11-29-2007

Probably. But I just couldn't resist.

Sent by Geoffrey Bennett | 4:47 PM ET | 11-29-2007

My Grandma made one for me...... it was so funny. I think everyone should Get Elfed!!!!!!

Sent by Jenna | 6:28 PM ET | 12-10-2007

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