>>>Well, three things are missing:
>>>- AdBlock
>>>- wheel click on a link to open it in a new tab
>>>- mouse gesture to open a new tab
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>>What is a mouse gesture? Does yours clean its own wee whiskers?
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>No more... with optical mice the problem doesn't exist. With the old one with the heavy ball, had to clean the wee rollers myself quite frequently.
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>Actually, I meant this: http://optimoz.mozdev.org/gestures/

OIC. Well not having any of thoise products it's no wonder I'd never heard of them. Bit like doing the wand movements in the Harry Potter PC game.

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>>One need only click on the "spare" tab to open a new tab in IE7
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>I meant the ugly habit of IE to have to rightclick a link, then select "open in new window" (or tab now). In Mozilla, you just wheel-click it, and I've configured mine to not setfocus to the new tab, so it loads while I'm still reading what I'm reading. I'll look it up later.
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>With mouse gestures, it's just rightclick anywhere and drag up to open a new tab.
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>>BTW re: your missus's crocheted kneck-thingies:
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>>1) If no 2 pieces are the same how can one know what one is buying?
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>Knot a problem - there are the pictures.

So once you order one of the pics it will be replaced by another, totally unique piece?

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>>2) would that be one of your daughters modelling? There's something about her mouth that reminds me of yours, even under the face fungus :-)
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>Um, which one do you have in mind? 'Cause I don't see any faces there at all, and the thingies are shown on a tailor's doll, which still has no head. Probably never will.

If you chase up some of the links you get to see more products, some modelled by a top-of-the-headless human.

Oh, and one grammatical error on the 1st page blurb. See if you can spot it.