Brick V/S iPhone [kwiqq]
Posted on | September 26, 2008 | View Comments
This one is for our dear lead developer Colin Brick Seaman. He loves his iPhone (NOT!!)
iPhone V/S Brick
Filip thanks for finding it from source.
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