Weakonomics is getting blinged out this week. I’m adding 22” Ds, you know the kind that keeps spinning when the Accord rolls up to a stop light. Word to your mother or something.
Actually, Chrome is a new web browser built by Google. If you don’t know what a web browser is, its what you’re using to view my website. If you don’t know what a web browser is, you’re probably using Internet Explorer. My browser of choice is Firefox, but there is also Netscape Navigator, Opera, Safari, Avant and others.
I love to play with new software, especially if its free. Chrome is a free download from Google. I’ve been playing with it this week and am in love. Its lightning quick compared to other browsers, making your internet experience just as quick. I recommend you give it a shot, especially if you use Internet Explorer, which is a pile a junk, just like most of the cars with Ds on it.
In other news, here are a few of your favorite posts over the past month based on your traffic to Weakonomics.
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