Top 10 Web fads 😛 Hampsterdance could be heard in the halls of Douglas (The College of Wooster, my Alma Mater) for almost a year (among the screams of dying alien monsters of Marathon deathmatches). Awesome memories!!
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Top 10 Web Fads according to CNET.com
Trying to remember the Top 10 Web Fads? Maybe Molly Wood’s list on CNET.com will help.
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Marathon! My boss let us install it on the computers at work when it first came out and he’d “let” us slaughter him in the name of employee morale. I think he was a bit disconcerted when we’d stand over him doing the happy dance though… ah the sound of happy employees echoing through the production room… memories.
Where’s the tourist guy ?
Hampsterdance! I forgot completely about that – what a great find