What? Those totally mean the same, don’t they? … OH! Oh, dear.
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GMail Subject Lines on the iPod Touch Can Mislead…
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6 responses to “GMail Subject Lines on the iPod Touch Can Mislead…”
LMFAO!!!
LOL.
Thank you, I needed that.
Hey Pete, I thought you were from San Fran but you get Ucnet emails which are for University City where I live. What’s the story behind that?