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[idn] something a little lighter for the weekend

Erik van der Poel <erik@vanderpoel.org> Sat, 26 February 2005 19:53 UTC

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Oh, this one's just priceless. I have to share it with you all:

http://e.netpia.com/

Move your mouse over the "Why NLIA" near the top, and then read the 
words that appear.

With apologies to Netpia,

Erik

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