Yahoo Mail Launches E-mail Championship

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Because there isn’t enough geeky stuff in the world with its own championship games, Yahoo! Mail in conjunction with Poke London have decided to launch an E-mail Championship to determine the world’s best e-mailers. The object is to position Yahoo! as the choice of e-mail champions.

We’re sure a pocket of people are going to eat this up. So if you type mighty fast and can communicate in hieroglyphics just as well as English, consider joining. It would be an awesome thing to tell your grandkids about when they’re midway through joking about the reality TV phenomenon. We’re sure it will really impress them. Really. – Contributed by Angela Natividad

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