I was going to check /b/ on my other computer, which doesn't have the workarounds saved into favourites, so I went on straight /b/, thinking I could just add a question mark to the address.
Lo and behold, /b/ loads, no problems, no partyvan, nothing. Wait, somone's at the do
This is >>1 here, and I do use Firefox, I just don't call them bookmarks like I'm some sort ot pseudo-intellectual ponce. They're my favourite sites- /b/, the IP of /b/ and /b/ with a question mark on the end- so I call them my favourites.
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Anonymous2006-08-12 21:11
I called them bookmarks all during my "IE-era" because that's what netscape called them and that's what I started with.
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Anonymous2006-08-12 21:16
I always used Netscape at school, and when I finally stopped being poor and got a computer (paid a friend to build it for me), it had Firefox. I've always thought of them as bookmarks. Favorites sounds silly to me o:
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Anonymous2006-08-13 0:23
I call them bookmarks online & in my head, but favorites outloud; because I only talk to dumbasses outloud, and have to dumb-down my speach
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