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Subject: Poop Instantly No Matter How Constipated You Are
From: "Syno Gut" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2022 00:47:20 -0800 (PST)

Poop Instantly No Matter How Constipated You Are

http://thebestyard.today/dGFYObh_5uyN4iJ6ESwN2zb84xzbrDa9gKbBFYISdwOUdVc

http://thebestyard.today/gZIWtrH71y8FgYkZ6Fuzcvvy2b_caFHc_I-Zq5NIRJXkbJs

hey wanted to create an uncensored resource for girls, with features similar to those in a teen magazine, but also wanted to build a community centered on female interests, with peer advice and opinions from other girls. Gurl.com was then created as Odes, Drill, and McDonald's Master's Thesis project. The name of the website combined the word "girl" with the acronym "URL." The logo of the website contained a closed fist with painted nails. The website was launched in May 1996.

After Gurl.com's initial launch, the website was included as a member of EstroNet, a web portal designed to drive traffic to independently owned websites created by women. The clothing retailer Delia's approached Odes, Drill, and McDonald with an acquisition offer and purchased the website in December 1997.:?152? Odes, Drill, and McDonald continued to work on the website from Delia's offices. Gurl.com was included as part of the website network iTurf (Delia's online subsidiary) in an attempt to launch an e-commerce market targeting Generation Y. Gurl.com was initially launched as a non-commercial website,:?156–157? but it began selling merchandise from Delia's catalogue beginning in May 1998. On September 2, 1999, iTurf partnered with America Online to feature content from Gurl.com on their website in a section called AOgirL. In May 2000, Gurl.com sponsored Take Back the Decks: An Evening of Women in Underground Music, an all-female music festival held at Lighthouse Frying Pan in New York City, N