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January 14th 09, 07:34 AM
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(OT) Googling
Heard on 'Lunchbox' the other day...
To google once is equivalent to boiling 100 kettles Haven't seen it elsewhere PeterJ |
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January 14th 09, 09:01 AM
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(OT) Googling
Peter wrote:
Heard on 'Lunchbox' the other day... To google once is equivalent to boiling 100 kettles Haven't seen it elsewhere PeterJ I heard it on Breakfast - keeping it food-related - but as one kettle for a two-word search. -- Graham P Davis, Bracknell, Berks., UK. E-mail: newsman not newsboy |
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January 14th 09, 04:54 PM
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(OT) Googling
On Jan 14, 9:01*am, Graham P Davis wrote:
Peter wrote: Heard on 'Lunchbox' the other day... To Google once is equivalent to boiling 100 kettles Haven't seen it elsewhere I heard it on Breakfast - keeping it food-related - but as one kettle for a two-word search. I love it when there is so much consensus in mediocrity. Perhaps we can have a climatological average in green kettles? How much should they hold ? Whatever it is, going to the library to look up stuff that isn't there is a bit neolithic by comparison. |
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