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I bumped it way down the bottom of the page. I couldn't bear to look at that woman any longer and the "love button" was just embarassing. If you're curious it made $6.99
It figures...
I was quite enjoying that... now you've done it! ;-P
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she's still down there
...down the bottom of the righthand blocks, laughing away. The very idea that someone could feel that way about a Service Desk is a cause for concern.
But now I have to work for it...
Heh. I understand your "cause for concern", but maybe it's intended as commentary on the situation and not excitement!