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جمعہ 19 نومبر 2004Friday, November 19, 2004

URL Alphabet

Via PhotoDude who got it from Reecie, here is an interesting meme.

Type each single letter of the alphabet in the address bar of your browser and list what the auto-complete function pulls up first.

Here are my results:

A is for Amygdala.
B is for Brian’s Study Breaks.
C is for Crooked Timber.
D is for David Appell.
E is for Electoral Vote.
F is for Fowzi.
G is for Gene Expression.
H is for HijabMan’s Blog.
I is for IsThatLegal?.
J is for J. Brad DeLong.
K is for KO.
L is for Letter From Gotham.
M is for Michelle.
N is for Nielsen Hayden, Teresa.
O is for Orkut.
P is for PhotoDude.
Q is for QuickFacts from the US Census.
R is for Rambling Monologues.
S is for Site Meter.
T is for Talking Points Memo.
U is for Under Progress.
V is for Validation Results.
W is for Washington Monthly.
X is for Xanga site of Barsaat ke mausam.
Y is for Yglesias.
Z is obviously for ZackVision.

I am a bit surprised that almost all of these are blogs.

Posted by Zack at November 19, 2004 12:49 AM in Internet

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