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and i was like "Rishi do they offer it in Pakistan?" hahahaha
Poor me lol
DV: Its too hard to be true. I still feel its a prank
DJ: Wireless Prank? I'm curious to see
lets wait for the next year pranks should we? LOL :P
Infact GMail paper might be needed and i guess its a cool business model for GMail to get ads printed on paper & hard copy of mail by mail service provider may be usefull in some court proceedings,, Wish they launch it soon..
As for TiSP, it'd be awesome if it were real. Until I read what the acronym actually stood for, I thought it was real.
Karl,
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I thought Google Romance was a genuine service, and, being an unpartnered woman who would like to find her Heart's True Hero, my heart was beating faster than a speeding bullet. When I went to register and was informed that it was only a prank, I was so disappointed I almost cried and felt like throwing things at my screen. Was I the only one who was disappointed that Google romance was only a prank? I didn't find it funny. I thought it was cruel, mean, and sadistic, and the Google honchos were having a laugh at the expense of tens of thousands of unpartnered souls who would really rather be partnered. Anyone else think it was a mean trick on Google's part?