6 Gmail Invites - I have got 5 left
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Would love one. visualcdev@hotmail.com
I come in peace. But what about your snot-rag? Amit Dey
Reread my post, answer the question I asked and you will get one. :) Signature under construction.
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Why did I get voted down? The gmail posts were moved to the soapbox were they not? I'm sure there are still some people that would like invites, just because you've already got one doesn't mean you should vote down posts offering them.
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I've got six gmail invites to give out. The first 6 people to respond with where they would like to live and why will each get one. Signature under construction.
Hmm, why not... I'd have to go with New Zealand. It seems like a great country with friendly people. Oh, and rugby is the national religion, so that works for me! And Steinlager...I can't find that at a bar here in Dallas to save my life. It's also one of the few countries where I've met expatriates that just really, really long to be back home. Most everyone else fled to the States for some reason and doesn't want to go back. :confused: macrom75 at yahoo point com
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I've got six gmail invites to give out. The first 6 people to respond with where they would like to live and why will each get one. Signature under construction.
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Invite has been sent. Signature under construction.
Thank you! Stuart Dootson 'Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p'
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In a desert or on a high mountain, somewhere away disconnected to cure my cyber addiction. I laready have one of the longest addresses[^], why not having a gmail address too. Please send it to gmailinvite at callixte dot org.
Done. Signature under construction.
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If your offer's still open... I'd like to live in Brazil, somewhere near the equator, around say Maceio. Why? It's warm? Because that's where I'll be moving anyhow in a few weeks. It seems like a nice enough place. pcanderson1 at hotmail dot com
Done. Signature under construction.
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Hmm, why not... I'd have to go with New Zealand. It seems like a great country with friendly people. Oh, and rugby is the national religion, so that works for me! And Steinlager...I can't find that at a bar here in Dallas to save my life. It's also one of the few countries where I've met expatriates that just really, really long to be back home. Most everyone else fled to the States for some reason and doesn't want to go back. :confused: macrom75 at yahoo point com
Done. Signature under construction.
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True, very true. Signature under construction.
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Would love one. visualcdev@hotmail.com
I come in peace. But what about your snot-rag? Amit Dey