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Facebook vs. Jdate vs. TheNameTag

Posted by Rabbi Yonah on 2/14/2007 in Jewlicious · 2 Comments

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    Purim Hero

    2/14/2007

    In a similar vain Koolanoo put out this promo vid. It’s a bit graphic…

    koolanoo.com/K...
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    John

    2/15/2007

    The Name Tag guy is wearing an American Apparel sweatshirt. That’s what makes him so cool – that and the hair. The hair for sure.
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