Lol. I can relate to it 100% . Sometimes I go to wikipedia and an hour later I have dozen of IE windows open wtih wiki articles which have nothing to do with original request
I had a moment like that, but far less bad just yesterday. The song "Streets of London" has some music that is similar to a classical song which I can't remember the name of, so I looked on wiki under "Streets of London" and they had a reference to the classic song there, and I clicked on it, and spent another 15 minutes on youtube to find a decent version of the classical song. I found what I was looking for, and I was happy.
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Lol. I can relate to it 100% . Sometimes I go to wikipedia and an hour later I have dozen of IE windows open wtih wiki articles which have nothing to do with original request
ReplyDeleteI had a moment like that, but far less bad just yesterday. The song "Streets of London" has some music that is similar to a classical song which I can't remember the name of, so I looked on wiki under "Streets of London" and they had a reference to the classic song there, and I clicked on it, and spent another 15 minutes on youtube to find a decent version of the classical song. I found what I was looking for, and I was happy.
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