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Egg timer from the 30th century is here!!

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  1. Hi, HAPPY EASTER !!!
    We are developing the Eggs-Actor 3000 timer for the XP operation system
    just in time for Easter Season!!! It is designed as

    a timer for meal preperations, exercise workouts, and much much more!!
    How it works...
    It is used as a reminder system to tell the cooks when their yeast has
    risen,when dough has doubled,and thousands of other

    uses. (Let's you know when to check on the roast in oven, and I could go
    on).Also there are some recipes that have been

    tested and integrated into working with the EggsActor 3000 timer. The
    sofware is designed using the latest in technology

    programming languages and has AT&T Bell labs Natural Voices support. Right
    now my beta copy has 7 voices and I will be
    adding a few more soon.

    I am interested in finding people that would like to try this useful
    software out. If it turns out you really like it and

    would even like to promote it thru your website I would send back to you
    $2.00 US for any who decide to get an authorized

    copy. ( I only am asking $10 US for those who get full upgradable copies).If
    you like what you have read so far and want to

    try a beta copy of the EggsActor 3000 Timer. go to the download site listed
    below.
    The URL is gamblerschance.com/eggsdownload.htm.
    It's well worth taking a look at 🙂
    Any questions ?? my email is [email hidden]

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