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The "Email a friend" link is certainly one way to do it. It requires you to type or copy/paste the address(es) of the recipient(s) into the form.
Another approach that uses your own e-mail program is this:
Find the little document icon to the left of the word "Posted:" near the date of the post. That icon represents a link to the message it accompanies. You can copy the link and mail it to your friend and when they click on the link in the e-mail, their browser will open the specific message you linked to.
My browser (Camino on a Macintosh) copies the link when I ctrl-click on the icon, then select "Copy Link Location" from the popup menu that appears.
Then I can open a new e-mail message, paste the link into the body of the message, and fill in the address with the support of the e-mail program (I typically only have to type one or two letters of each address to get the e-mail program to find it and fill it in).
hoping this is helpful...
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