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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Blogging from my (i)Phone

Let's see if this works.

posted on iFaqeer's Blog at 3:18 PM

1 Comments:

Tee Emm said...: Yes, the fonts are more crisp and the spacing is more eye candy.

But since these comments are being made from an acer laptop, they might not look that sexy.

;); Wed Apr 23, 03:06:00 AM PDT

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