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I am in vegas now, can i send my passport to the UK, get it stamped with an visa, i do not need to be their in person and then get it sent back to vegas ?? thanks

You have given little to go on.
What visa are you applying for? Is it a British Passport?

Eh? What nationality is the passport? What visa do you want? Visa for where?

your motto is "never forget your passport !!!" :)

I noticed that too! Wonder how urgent this is - as the OP has not logged on since posting.

I will stick my neck out and say no you can't. Wherever you are trying to get a visa to, you need to apply to the embassy of the country concerned in the country you are in.
If you happen to be American wanting to go to the UK, you apply at the British Embassy in the U.S. - but you wouldn't normally need a visa anyway.
If you are British and require a visa extension for the U.S., you don't send your passport to the U.S. Embassy in London, but apply in the U.S.: http://www.immihelp.com/visas/extend.html
If you are some other nationality/want a visa for elsewhere, e.g. Australia, you would address yourself, not to the embassy in your home country (if this is the UK), but to the Australian Embassy in Washington. Here is a list of embassies in Washington: http://www.embassy.org/embassies/
However, it is far from clear why you thought it might be a good idea to send your passport to the UK for a visa, whatever your nationality and wherever it was you wanted a visa for.

never forget your passport means 'have it with you'. How possible is being abroad without it?

i am english with an british passport applying for an E2 investor through the US Embassy in london, i have had the interview with the embassy in london but i am now back here in vegas, so if they say yes to the visa, can i fedEx my passport to London for the visa stamp, while i stay in vegas

I've probably been misunderstood, being abroad without a passport could be the begin of a lot troubbles.
did you try to call the DHS 388-6908 for Visa's extensions?

I think the only people who can answer that is the Embassy in London where you had your interview.

Even if this was possible which I very much doubt, why would you risk sending something so important by mail or messenger service?