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----------------------------SPONSOR----------------------------- You've Won! Click below to see what it is and claim your prize. <A href=" http://ed.myfree.com/r/r.php?src=myf620 ">Click Here</a> ---------------------------------------------------------------- Today's Tidbits: (scroll down for answers) 1. How does one say "hello" in Malaysia? 2. How can you use a raisin and a bottle of champagne for entertainment? 3. Why do submariners prefer peanut oil? ----------------------------SPONSOR----------------------------- Here's A Fun Way To Waste Time at Work: Check out this Blunder Here's a billboard disaster that you just have to see to believe. Makes you wonder how long it was up before someone finally realized that it needed to be changed. Check out this week's free fun page from MyFree! <A href=" http://ed.myfree.com/r/r.php?src=mfp103 ">Click Here</a> ---------------------------------------------------------------- Tell-A-Friend - Get a Free Book, Phone Card and WIN! It's true. Just tell a friend about our free newsletters and you will get a free eBook. Your friend will get a free phone card and free entry in our Sweepstakes! I'll bet you know someone who would like this newsletter or one of our other 45+ topics too. Remember, right now when you refer our newsletters to your friends, you can receive a FREE copy of the eBook "Free Stuff For Everyone! Just click here: <a href=" http://www.popularliving.com/taf/ ">Click Here!</a> * * * ANSWERS: 1. In Malaysia, people greet each other by saying "Where are you going?" Because it is not really a question, the polite response is "Just for a walk." The proper way to say "Hello" is for both hands to touch the other person's hands, then they are brought back to the breast. This is called a "salame" gesture. 2. A raisin dropped in a glass of fresh champagne will bounce up and down continually from the bottom of the glass to the top. Of course, actually drinking the champagne may be more entertaining! 3. For the answer to #3, click here: <A href=" http://ed.myfree.com/r/r.php?src=myt165 ">Click Here</a> ANSWER TO MONDAY'S QUESTION #3: Cellophane noodles, also known as bean thread, harusame or glass noodles, are fine, dry transparent noodles made from green mung beans paste (starch). They are used in Chinese, Thai and other Asian cuisines. (To see Monday's question with its answer, click the link above.) . . . . . . GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . 1) Manage All Your E-mail Subscriptions Here (Add, Remove, Change): http://www.popularliving.com/j/cp/[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2) Free E-Greetings & Postcards: http://ed.myfree.com/r/r.php?src=myf839 3) Free Personalized E-mail: http://ed.myfree.com/r/r.php?src=myf840 4) Our Hottest Offers, Updated Weekly: http://bd.myfree.com/r/r.php?src=amptb082604044 5) You Are Subscribed As: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 6) About Us: Newsletter published by Ampere Media LLC, 3400 Dundee Road, Northbrook, IL 60062. Phone 847-205-9320. -------------------------------------------------------- HOW TO ADVERTISE -------------------------------------------------------- For information on advertising in e-mail newsletters or other advertising opportunities with MyFree.com, visit our online media kit at: <a href=" http://www.amperemedia.com ">Click Here!</a> -------------------------------------------------------- Copyright 2004 - Ampere Media LLC, All Rights reserved. *mf ttd 111004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mf*
