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I know I shouldn't have wasted good time doing this, but I couldn't help it. Now, I want to see this appearing on Neil Gaiman's weblog by the end of the week, and expect this URL to have gone round the world at least once by this time tomorrow. Don't disappoint me, people.
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Strange Attractor
Hi,
I read it in Colorado, USA
Ah, the immediacy of the net. How gratifying. All I can say is… pass it on… 😉
I got it in the US as well. FWIW, I clicked the Corporate Whore option even though it makes me feel so dirty when I do.
Ken [ken@ipadventures.com]
I always knew you were one I ought to keep an eye on, Ken. LOL
Another from Colorado. I enjoyed it, even though I almost never run IE.
Elaine
There is a Welsh Language class offered by the Colorado Welsh Society. Information is on the website for it.
Ironically, I never use IE either. I'm a faithful Netscape girl. Their use of tabs is just sublime and allows me to flick between sites like a butterfly between blooms, and for that point alone, Netscape will always be far, far superior to that clunky old pile of junk IE.
It's just a pity that without IE Windows falls arse over tit, elsewise I'd get rid of it.
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