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Old 02-05-2005, 07:23   #19
Richard M
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Re: Can't...stop...reading

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Originally Posted by Bifta
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Originally Posted by Richard M

It's like a good book you just can't put down.
Yeah, that thrilling book on PHP

Bifta, the web developer, of all people thinks that I'm a geek.
Jesus, so I take an interest in technology - so what?
If nobody did then you'd still be using 486 PCs with monochrome monitors.

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Originally Posted by Pea-Pod
I like Wikipedia too, it's very much a fountain of knowledge. Very easy to navigate too, probably too easy, as you just keep clicking from link to link, you have to remind youself to go back to the original link, which is what you were initially interested in.

I read all about London the other day, and it was interesting reading. I need to get out more too.
There, see?
At least somebody can relate to it.
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