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Wednesday 13 August 2008
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What is the joke? I don’t think I get it. Did the link take you to CNN instead of MSNBC?
Comment by lee317 — Wednesday 14 October 2009 @ 15:17
Neither, these are fake SPAM e-mails to infect your machine.
The FAKE MSNBC e-mail took me to a FAKE CNN site. But explaining a joke kills it😦
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 14 October 2009 @ 17:30