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October 4th 06, 02:37 PM
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cards blue in address book group
"Manny being Manny" Manny being je napisal v sporočilo ... What does it mean when I open a goup up to view the members and some of them have cards next to their names that are blue? A stupid question, I realize, but I've been through the help, google, and now this group, just to get a simple answer. Thanks! 
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