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7 responses to “suollevraM ydoolB hO”

  1. Tim avatar
    Tim

    A restart of the browser seems to have fixed it. Apparently, reading a few threads on fora about this, that does not always work….

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  2. Michelle avatar
    Michelle

    I wasn’t convinced the twitter wasn’t a virus so got round to you the long way (really must do a handy blog roll for myself).
    Funny though! – esp when I struggled with “egap”!

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  3. Merry avatar
    Merry

    retruns?

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  4. Merry avatar
    Merry

    Not even that… “retrns”… makes me think of Gaffer!

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  5. t-bird anni avatar
    t-bird anni

    Thanks Tim, now my brain aches….

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  6. Sarah avatar
    Sarah

    hmm, Safari, yes …

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  7. Tim avatar
    Tim

    I do have a copy of irafaS installed, it is rather good. It is the extensions that keep me using Firefox, rather than the browser itself.

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