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This Pretty Much Made My Day

This is a screenshot of a tweet from Wil Wheaton, saying "Wow, Thunderbird 5 is beautiful. Great job, devs!"

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This entry was posted in Mozilla, Thunderbird and tagged a most honourable geek, mozilla, star trek, thunderbird, wesley crusher, wil wheaton on August 12, 2011 by Mike Conley.

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