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You Say Tomato, I Say Del.icio.us
Avatar Went Hot: Mar 08, 2008 - 02:50 pm
Posted By: TheNanny612 742 Days ago
Source: http://nowsourcing.com
Category: Social Media
MikeonTV writes a guest post for Nowsourcing....

"Digg is to Dugg as ____ is to Del.icio.us?"

When you save a link at Del.icio.us what do you call it?... Saved, Bookmarked, Eaten, Ate, Dellied, Digested, Consumed, Licked, Ripened or just D’ed...
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from Eavesy 740 Days ago #
Votes: 0

Delished.

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from crazycat 739 Days ago #
Votes: 0

Cool! Umm...Yummed? Sounds odd. Though delished is OK. de-licked?

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from blinkutza 695 Days ago #
Votes: 0

yeah.. maybe it’s Yummmmmmied :)

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