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Re:Wife makes website for her hubby, will make or break the ... by azharcs on Saturday March 14, 2009 @05:14PM (#516178)
Yes, how fast we forget, just 3 days back pg wrote this amazing words which should have improved the quality of submissions.

For the next couple days it would be better to have posts about the innards of Erlang than women who create sites to get hired by Twitter.

Please someone tell me, how is this article any different from a girl wanting to get hired by twitter.

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Re:Wife makes website for her hubby, will make or break the ... by Alex3917 on Saturday March 14, 2009 @05:29PM (#516190)
"Please someone tell me, how is this article any different from a girl wanting to get hired by twitter."

Slightly more pathetic, but with better typography?

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Re:Wife makes website for her hubby, will make or break the ... by timcederman on Sunday March 15, 2009 @06:01AM (#516738)
"Pathetic"? Really? The guy seems to be making the best of a bad situation and doing what he can to get noticed. I can only imagine that 10 months of searching for a job can be pretty rough.
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Re:Wife makes website for her hubby, will make or break the ... by ealar on Saturday March 14, 2009 @05:48PM (#516210)
It is better typography, though it's kind of obviously a iWeb template (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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Re:Wife makes website for her hubby, will make or break the ... by DenisM on Saturday March 14, 2009 @05:33PM (#516198)
Did you use the "flag" button? Just a friendly reminder.
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Re:Wife makes website for her hubby, will make or break the ... by azharcs on Saturday March 14, 2009 @06:52PM (#516264)
Yes I did and then thought of writing a comment to see if I was right in flagging it as it was an article with slight emotions.
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