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On December 3rd, 1992 in the little town of Newbury, Berkshire, a UK programmer sent his best mate a few lines of greeting using a unique new technique called Short Messaging Service. The programmer, Neil Papworth, was a test engineer for the Sema Group, and sent the message via PC to the phone of Richard Jarvis, a Vodafone employee. The message was “Merry Christmas.” Vodafone intended the service as a fun and easy way to communicate internally.
Yeah, happy birthday SMS.
Anything else we're missing?
Happy birthday Joe and LeNeve.
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Chip Wrote:Happy birthday Joe and LeNeve.
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:high5: Thank you!
It's also Ozzy's birthday.
Happy birthday guys!
Love that walking dead pic!
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Happy Birthday Joe, LeNeve, SMS and Ozzy.
Chip Wrote:Happy birthday Joe and LeNeve.
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MattInMinnesota Wrote:Happy birthday guys!
Love that walking dead pic!
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That was an awesome episode last night.
WTF? We have to wait until February?
It's like a mega super birthday. :high5:
Chip Wrote:MattInMinnesota Wrote:Happy birthday guys!
Love that walking dead pic!
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That was an awesome episode last night.
WTF? We have to wait until February?
that was super mega awesome too. waiting until Febuary is going to suck though
back when I first hears about a tv show about zombies, I didn't think it would be any good, and couldn't really figure out how they were going to make an entire series out of zombies. I'm glad there are smarter people than me working on tv shows.
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