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Yahoo! Mail's subject-o-matic provides endless stream of one-liners
Fortunately, Yahoo! has a hidden feature designed for the creativity-challenged. Can't come up with a clever or appropriate subject line for that email you're about to send? Just hit the subject button in the new version of Yahoo! Mail. Yahoo! will throw in a quote, funny phrase, or who knows what?
Here are just a few of the things that we found. Keep in mind, somebody must have taken the time to actually type these in there.
- Do you use them for good, or for awesome?
- I'm out of my mind, but feel free to leave a message.
- Hazards of storing plutonium in Tupperware
- Why does Chinese food always taste better in front of a computer?
- Fwd: Re: FW[2]: RE: re: [FWD] joke
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Adam said 6:29PM on 6-27-2008
This is a vestige left over from OddPost.com
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Gutter said 6:29PM on 6-27-2008
Wow, this tools seems like the perfect way for your emails to end up in your recipient's spam folder
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Jon said 10:26PM on 6-27-2008
this is the coolest thing ever
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fisherusa said 11:01AM on 6-28-2008
While yahoo mail is great and I use it everyday, there are still some features of Outlook I wish Yahoo would work to add.
This random subject line text NOT being one of them.
I agree "GUTTER" .......... subject lines like "Hazards of storing plutonium in Tupperware"....... would go straight to my spam box.
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Steve said 11:01AM on 6-28-2008
While yahoo mail is great and I use it everyday, there are still some features of Outlook I wish Yahoo would work to add.
This random subject line text NOT being one of them.
I agree "GUTTER" .......... subject lines like "Hazards of storing plutonium in Tupperware"....... would go straight to my spam box.
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