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Please take a look at this: http://jan-pajak.com/day26.htm > Please take a look at this: > > http://jan-pajak.com/day26.htm You're quite mad. This newsgroup isn't about Java, the country in the Pacific, it's about Java, the programming language!  Signaturehttp://www.munted.org.uk Drive carefully and find your true love. >> Please take a look at this: >> >> http://jan-pajak.com/day26.htm > > You're quite mad. This newsgroup isn't about Java, the country in the > Pacific, it's about Java, the programming language! :-) ))))))) .... I went there and spent over 120 seconds of my time on this phenomenal crap. Anyone who wants to waste his/her time, is welcome to follow in my footsteps. > Please take a look at this: > > http://jan-pajak.com/day26.htm > I went there and spent over 120 seconds of my time on this phenomenal > crap. Anyone who wants to waste his/her time, is welcome to follow in my > footsteps. Now you've got me curious... -- chris >>I went there and spent over 120 seconds of my time on this phenomenal >>crap. Anyone who wants to waste his/her time, is welcome to follow in my [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > -- chris WOW, what a statement on human nature, slow down to get a better view of the blood and guts of the car wreck. ;-) > > > I went there and spent over 120 seconds of my time on this phenomenal > > > crap. Anyone who wants to waste his/her time, is welcome to follow in [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > WOW, what a statement on human nature, slow down to get a better view of > the blood and guts of the car wreck. ;-) ... but not /that/ curious. -- chris > > I went there and spent over 120 seconds of my time on this phenomenal > > crap. Anyone who wants to waste his/her time, is welcome to follow in my > > footsteps. > > Now you've got me curious... Well, at least you have been warned. With the advance warning and knowledge, you may get away with only 60 seconds of your time. :-) > > > I went there and spent over 120 seconds of my time on this phenomenal > > > crap. Anyone who wants to waste his/her time, is welcome to follow in [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Well, at least you have been warned. With the advance warning and > knowledge, you may get away with only 60 seconds of your time. :-) Actually, I restrained my curiosity, saved all 120 seconds... ... and then wasted it posting here. ;-) -- chris > http://jan-pajak.com/day26.htm what do you call 300,000 indians at the bottom of the Ocean? A Tsunami Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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