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# A '''browser''' is a cataloge that allows you to look at a stores products.  Except it fucking isn't - that's just called a "catalogue".  A browser would be the jerkoff looking through the catalogue.
# A '''browser''' is a cataloge that allows you to look at a stores products.  Except it fucking isn't - that's just called a "catalogue".  A browser would be the jerkoff looking through the catalogue.
# A '''browser''' is an agent of the government that is looking through your personal records or through your house, sometimes referred to as a "sneak and peek", though a provision of the USA PATRIOT Act.
# A '''browser''' is an agent of the government that is looking through your personal records or through your house, sometimes referred to as a "sneak and peek", though a provision of the USA PATRIOT Act.
# A '''browser''' is not Bowser. Please take note.
# A '''browser''' is not [[Bowser]]. Please take note.
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Revision as of 10:38, 10 June 2015

  1. A browser is a computer program that allows you to view pages on the world-wide-web. Used to be some pretty cool ones; now they all kind of suck.
  2. A browser is a cataloge that allows you to look at a stores products. Except it fucking isn't - that's just called a "catalogue". A browser would be the jerkoff looking through the catalogue.
  3. A browser is an agent of the government that is looking through your personal records or through your house, sometimes referred to as a "sneak and peek", though a provision of the USA PATRIOT Act.
  4. A browser is not Bowser. Please take note.


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