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By David Poland poland@moviecitynews.com

Sometimes A Blackberry…

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When two e-mail subject lines are funnier than one… or maybe not.

6 Responses to “Sometimes A Blackberry…”

  1. Is that discussion about the new energy drink, or is your dealer online. Can I get his email address?

  2. And I glanced briefly at that star at the top and suddenly I thought you owned a Jewish Blackberry. Blackberrystein. Blackberryburg? I got nothin’…

  3. jeffmcm says:

    Is there a screening for a movie called “FUCK” ?

  4. Yeah, it’s at the Tomkat on Santa Monica. Can’t wait.

  5. jeffmcm says:

    Actually, what I really want to see is the new film “10 ITEMS OR FUCK”. I see a lot of guys with 11 items heading towards Paz Vega’s checkout line.

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