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[samiam.livejournal.com]

[holding a flower in his hands]

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I flag owed tags in my inbox ;) But it's fine! I've been working and had Christmas things going on!

[singslikeagirl.livejournal.com]

Well, they do say opposites attract.

How does flagging work? I've never tried using it. Does it keep things at the top? (amazing icon!)

[samiam.livejournal.com]

I don't think that's the logic behind flowers though. Unless you are mixing them together, then maybe...

What email program do you use? Or is it web-based? Thank you! Trying to get into the spirit :)

[singslikeagirl.livejournal.com]

It can be the logic behind everything. Look at a PB&J. Or sweet and sour chicken. The whole Louis Vuitton line is a montage to opposites attracting.

oh, lol, I thought you were talking about LJ's inbox flagging.

[samiam.livejournal.com]

You had me at the chicken, but at the montage, you lost me. [He's just going to look at you completely curious.]

Oh no, I use Outlook. You flag it, and all the flagged messages go into a folder

[singslikeagirl.livejournal.com]

Louis Vuitton pieces are dramatic and make a statement. They aren't designed to match an outfit, but dramatically compliment it. You might just need to trust me on this one.

I use gmail. I am sure it has something like that.. but they change it so often!

[samiam.livejournal.com]

...Yeah, I think I will trust you on that. So what, they are supposed to be noticeable? [He's trying, but is completely lost still.]

[singslikeagirl.livejournal.com]

It's fashion. All fashion is supposed to be noticetable. It's fun, making a statement. Sticking out rather than blending it.



[ooc: Ran out of room in the subject line! Easy! Stars. Click on the blank star by the message, it will turn yellow. Then click on the "Starred" link on the right hand side. It will show you all the messages you have stared. Same as flagging in Outlook. To clear the star, just click on the yellow star and it will go blank again.]