by pseudonymn December 16, 2013

by Joseph5 June 28, 2016

A forwarded email that shows a time stamp of the forward before the original email's send time, usually a result of server delays or time synchronization issues due to poor quality HP Proliant Servers. First observed by the Power Horse himself on 1/21/2008 on the OST team.
Forwarded: 3:10pm
(original message) Sent: 3:14pm
The Powerhorse: Oh look, we received it before it actually got sent to us!
The Powerhorse Jr.: That's pre-mail.
The Powerhorse: Thank you, HP Proliant Servers! You're the best! Way to go, accuracy! I love peanut butter chocolate Kashi bars. Have a good one!
(original message) Sent: 3:14pm
The Powerhorse: Oh look, we received it before it actually got sent to us!
The Powerhorse Jr.: That's pre-mail.
The Powerhorse: Thank you, HP Proliant Servers! You're the best! Way to go, accuracy! I love peanut butter chocolate Kashi bars. Have a good one!
by Powerhorse II January 10, 2009

by Get money at home June 10, 2011

by Mail moment July 20, 2023

A USPS-delivered hair-styling kit with instructions on how to make an idiot of yourself with an outlandish hairdo.
by QuacksO February 25, 2019

Email that comes in from automated sources that a user has subscribed to, such as newspapers, blogs, retailers, travel sites, the Urban Dictionary etc.
Robo-mail consists of daily New York Times or any kind of magazine updates, the Urban Dictionary Word of the Day, blog updates, travel website updates etc. etc.
by Dr. Determined February 9, 2010
