Opinion: Maureen Dowd: Have you sinned? There's an app for that

South Bend : IN : USA | Feb 09, 2011 at 12:07 PM PST

Source: San Jose Mercury News

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Give us this day our daily app, and forgive us our spam, as we forgive those who spam against us, and lead us not into aggregation, but deliver us from e-vil...And even that most secret ritual of the Roman Catholic faith, the veiled black confessional box. FULL ARTICLE AT San Jose Mercury News

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