A laugh-out loud zombie/religious thriller that takes place at the post office.
Was Jesus really a clown? Why are zombies going on strike? Was Abe Lincoln a ninja? What's up with Hitler's barber anyway? The answers to all these questions can be found in Tales from the Post Office. Guaranteed to either make you laugh out loud and scratch your head in bewilderment. Or scratch your head in bewilderment while your laughing out loud. Or something.
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Reviews for "Tales from the Post Office"
Reviewed by Mindy Reeves
4/18/2009
I can't read something which correlates Jesus with a Clown. Loser.
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