Re: My Phone
From Matthew Thomas <mpt...@student.canterbury.ac.nz>
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· 7 Oct 2000 15:41 · View full thread
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Rasmus Klitgaard-Nielsen wrote: > > Lauri Kangas wrote: >... > > Witch means footbag. I drew it as a footbag pic, but I've never > > heard of a "hackysack" :) > > I believe that the term "Hackysack" was what a footbag was called when > it was "popular" the last time (10-15 years ago)... >... They've never stopped being called `hacky sacks' in New Zealand (though the name of the game is just `hacky'). -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, Mozilla user interface QA <http://critique.net.nz/project/mozilla/>
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