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- Funk Works
- some gagdets, esp. the twin screen thing. (19 Apr 2002)
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All links from 19 April 2002, oldest first:
- CNN.com - Alaska drilling supporters to include Israeli aid in bill - April 17, 2002
- life imitates Simpsons Permalink
- Dewey Webb's Objet of the Week - No. 30 - Hypno-Twist
- Exercise problems? Permalink
- BBC News | Sci/Tech | Microsoft pictures the future
- a whole new world for clippy: "I can see you're trying to paste a celebrity's head onto that naked body. Do you want some help?" Permalink
- Google Answers - Q: Me
- this one's a doozy Permalink
- Woodland Trust - our woods
- find bluebells cos they're pretty Permalink
- Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | Christian Dior, Paris 2002... Unknown Inca, Lima 1502
- "the latest archaeological discoveries from Puruchuco in Peru provide
incontrovertible evidence that this was a civilisation with its finger on
the pulse. Why, the Christian Dior headdress won't even be in the stores
until August" Permalink
- BBC News | Sci/Tech | Spectacular planet show promised
- anyone planning on taking in the planetary alignment? Permalink
- Ninjalesson.jpg
- genius Permalink
- UndiesOnlyClub.com
- Permalink
- Politics | When in Africa...
- unbelievably stupid Permalink
- Abston Church of Christ
- look, lego, religion, and KITTENS!!!! Permalink
- Amy's LEGO Project Table
- It is stunning. *So* much Lego. Did you see the table she made to construct the church on? Permalink
- BosunNavyHymn
- they are going to get SO FREAKED OUT when we all start singing... Permalink
- Funk Works
- some gagdets, esp. the twin screen thing. Permalink
- Windows XP nightmares - Software Reviews - CNET.com - The return of the revolting reboot
- "Now when Windows XP encounters a Stop Error, it will simply display a
message on the screen and won't automatically reboot. Ta-da!" Permalink
- Anti-War Movement We are Supposed to Forget
- great article on the antiwar movement which alerted me to the the desertion figures Permalink
- Vietnam: The Soldier's Rebellion
- a more explicitly socialist take Permalink
