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What are they smirking about as they pass Tattenhall Marina?
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This was April this year. The marina was officially open, but it looked like there was plenty of work to do. I wonder how it looks now. Not long to find out.
Nothing to do with the above... but I found this snippet just now (while perusing the online Cheshire Chronicle):
And Finally... Self-confessed mook of the day: Sir Tim Berners-Lee
By James Shepherd on Oct 15, 09 08:26 AM in News
The man who invented the World Wide Web has admitted he got it wrong.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee told a US technology conference yesterday that the two slashes at the front of "www" on every web address are unnecessary.
And he said:"I could have designed it without them. A lot of paper, trees and human labour could have been saved if people hadn't had to type them."
Fair enough, but what's a mook?
1 comment:
mook = an incompetent
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