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What’s that animal?

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What’s that animal looking over the shoulder of MS IE RSS-team member Amar Gandhi?

Full video over at Channel 9. See 22 minutes in. (185Meg WMV. NOT linked directly.)

;-)

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One Response to “What’s that animal?”

  1. Sean Says:
    March 22nd, 2007 at 7:49 am

    It’s a fox, from the Mozilla store.

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