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Who uses crappy Windows Live Search?
And to top it all off you get to use:
* THE NOTwork
* A Crippled POS phone with Verizon's UI
* WinBlows Mobile
No thanks, I'll stick with AT&T. - Posted by: itguy08 Posted on: 11/12/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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itguy08 | 11/12/08
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It's bad when you have to pay people to play...
bjbrock | 11/12/08
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After all only Google can get a free pass
LBiege | 11/12/08
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