Floozifier started out a way to replace all references to Bitcoin on the web to "Flooz," and that was good. Now it's expanded its repertoire to change a whole bunch of 21st century terms into ones from the 1990s and before. You will either be mightily amused or not understand why I made this. Or maybe both.
This extension uses word-replacing code published by Tom Maxwell in a 9to5Google article. I thank him for making this important project possible.
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