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Wednesday May 14, 2008 at 16:58

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Vikings have Web 2.0 services beat on the dangling "r" front

Just wanted to point out this discovery. What with names like “Hámundr”, “Kiallakr”, “Haraldr”, “Finnr”, “Kollr”, et cetera… apparently the viking kittens really were the heralds of Web 2.0.

By the way, if you take this as an endorsement on my part to use a dangling “r” in your product name… no. Stop that. HEY CHECK IT, THE ALPHABET, IT’S VERSATILE. Mrph.

What did you use to refer to me, Bradley? Mr. angry upset person? Good call, mate. ;)

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