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As you may recall, Dan and I celebrated our love of FireFox a few days ago. Today, Dan wore his t-shirt and Gaetano thought it was really cool.
Gaetano pointed at Dan's shirt and notices, "That looks like a fox. He has a nose." With loads of curiosity in his voice he asked, "Why is the fox on fire?"
Naturally, Dan and I were pleased at his observation and the two of us replied at the same time. I said, "Because that's the FireFox logo. It's a FireFox." while Dan said, "That's his name. His name is FireFox." Looks like they did a good job depicting the name with the logo!
Shortly thereafter we arrived at my friend's house for her son's 10th birthday celebration. Demetrius saw Dan's shirt and exclaims, "Wow, you really do like computers -- a Mozilla FireFox shirt!"
I was surprised to hear he knew what FireFox was, so I asked him about it. As it turns out, Demetrius knew about FireFox because his aunt "got it after her virus". He also thought the logo was really cool.
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Today Dan and I celebrated our love of FireFox. We are now the proud owners of the two available FireFox t-shirts (navy and black), though you'll probably never catch us both wearing the same one at the same time (*or the same style for that matter).
I also got Dan and Gaetano matching FireFox baseball hats. For our office wall, I bought us a limited edition poster of the Firefox two page advertisement that appeared in The New York Times on December 16th, 2004. On its way still are some FireFox stickers and the navy polo shirt for Dan.
If you love FireFox like we do, please help spread the love and buy something to help support your favorite browser.
*Note: I made a funny. If you didn't get it, go back and read it again until you laugh, even if it is just for courtesy's sake!
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Comment from Armen on 10/21/2005
I love Firefox too. IE seems to have become a "bulky" and slow browser on Windows. The Mac version of IE is so much cooler than the Windows version. But I still prefer Firefox on both platforms.
The thing I love best is I can expect the same rendering/behavior from Firefox on both Mac and Windows. :-) Thanks for sharing your love of Firefox! ~Angela