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Probably a dumb question, but what the hell ... is there a way to set your Yahoo e-mail preferences so you don't have those tacky Yahoo house ads at the bottom of every outgoing e-mail?
You know what I mean, right?
These things:

____________________________________________________________________________________
Get easy, one-click access to your favorites.
Make Yahoo! your homepage.
http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
 
Can't help you with that but here's what I want to know...is there any way to change the new font on Yahoo Mail classic? It's like a retarded version of courier. I hate it. It makes my eyes hurt. Anyone else having the same problem?
 
The only way to make the ads go away is to pay. Much like this place.
 
Anyone else notice that the search function on Yahoo! is pretty much worthless now? I used to be able to find anything I wanted in my 100,000 plus emails, but now it just tells me to go **** myself.
 
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Barsuk said:
mike311gd said:
Barsuk said:
Gmail will change your life. For the better

Gmail saved my mother's life.

Now that's a story worth hearing, I'll bet. :D

Well, she was really on this cocaine-heroin binge. I mean, a really ****ed up kind of binge. She wouldn't talk to her children, my father or even my grandma -- and everyone loves my grandma ... you know, like Raymond but older and more awesome. She'd even run up and kick the family dog for no ****ing reason. Seriously, we'd be eating dinner, and she'd get up, walk toward the dog, stop in front of her, then make like a Adam ****ing Vinatieri and back up two steps and move a couple paces to the left ... then whack -- the dog's in my brother's room. I mean, the kick was good, but it was a little on the cruel side, you know?

Anyway, she got real tweaked one day because she couldn't find her big box-o-needles. So she opens her email account, the one I set up for her -- [email protected] -- to see if a friend could bring some over.

But before she began writing her e-mail, she saw one of those news stories that scrolls on top of the inbox. It read: "Reuters: Internet-order clown entertains thousands with obscene balloon tricks." Somehow it touched her and she hasn't taken drugs since.

Thank you, Gmail. Thank you for saving my family.
 

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