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Wave of surfers drawn to fictitious English beach
Clipped to the Drawing Board by mohamed  

 I'm trying hard to see Engineering in this one - but what a good story

 
LONDON (AFP) - Thousands of online visitors have been drawn to an English beach by pictures of turquoise

seas, golden sands and palm trees, but risk disappointment as it is only a virtual surfers' paradise.

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ryan (63) Administrator | 2007-09-29 19:24:35
hehe, this is a great example of social engineering.
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