Two things about us Americans: First, those of us of U.S. citizenship
are called Americans because we are the only country in either South or
North America that has the word “America” in its name. It's a hell of a lot
easier to say “American” than “United States citizen”, though I've always
enjoyed being referred to as a Yank in Britain and a running dog
imperialistic war monger by everyone else.
Don Olson on American Cultural
Assumptions
Enough said.
The WikiWikiWeb is
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invisioned it.
And it's bloody addictive. My god, it's 4:43 am! Just now long
have I been reading the WikiWikiWeb?
You have my permission to link freely to any entry here. Go
ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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