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And within this big crowd, I am the only one reading & replying to this post…just kidding :) The daily revenue of “mobile video games” is higher than I thought. Is that true? I’d rather take a nap on the way home and use pc station to play wow.
Very interesting info! I definitely said “wow” out loud a few times.
There’s a punctuation error in the second example: “a whole years worth of letter mail”. That should be “year’s worth”. And that’s as far as I read, because if a site called OnlineEducation can’t get basic apostrophe usage right, I’m not particularly interested.
Some insteresting facts there. I think people should not upload too much private data on these sites. But the danger is that they are.