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is when you stab holes in the middle of both hands(like jesus) and wipe the blood on your anus and use the blood as lubrication for anal sex
I had to do a christian mail box last night johnny and i were out of lube. Good thing we both had our aids test.
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An e-mail war occurs when two people are browsing the internet, or lurking in their inboxes.
An e-mail war doesn't have to be an angry exchange, it's simply an exchange of e-mails between two people really really quickly.
Like instant messaging, only with e-mails
one time made a change to my profile, and my aunt and had an e-mail war just talking about the change
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sending work e-mails in the middle of the night or after calling out sick to update your boss of projects or issues that you've been working on.
Did you see that presence e-mail from Bill? He sent out an e-mail at 2:30 AM stating that he's still sick and has been working with our ISP on that Internet issue.
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The phrase, "Is best mail for you!" is partly responsible for the unique voice of Homestar from the website homestarrunner.com. It was originally a phrase spoken by Homestar creator Matt Chapman as a prank when he was altering the system sounds of his brother Mike's computer. He initended the sound bites to sound like a young Japanese girl. Homestar's voice resulted.
Matt: "...it was supposed to sound like this little Japanese girl so when he got mail it's like, 'is best mail for you!'".
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A mail thread where replies are sent via pictures meant to represent the message. For example, a picture of Roger Federer is sent to imply "Roger". Or, a picture of the band LMFAO is sent to represent LMFAO.
That picture mail thread is epic.
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An e-mail intended to embarrass the sender, sent without senders knowledge or approval - sometimes referencing how much the sender likes pink ponies.
Usually done when someone leaves a computer unattended and unlocked, enabling anyone to do things on behalf of the logged in user.
Other variations involve changing settings and making minor changes on the computer to could be noticed immediately or much later.
Dane left his computer unlocked so I sent a pink pony e-mail from his account to everyone in his contact list saying he would buy them lunch.
I totally pink ponied Jerehmiah by changing his desktop background.