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At least HREF makes sense. "Anchor"...?

• nailer 16y ago
  It attaches you to part of a page. Like an anchor moors your boar to part the pier.
  • davebert 16y ago
    I'm never going sailing with you, if that's what you use an anchor for! An anchor holds you (sort of, if you're lucky) to the seabed.
    • jacquesm 16y ago
      In coastal waters. Otherwise when you want to slow your boat relative to the wind you use a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_anchor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_anchor , the most common use of which is in heavy weather.
    • nailer 16y ago
      Hehe. You're right of course. I guess I think if it as a way of stopping the boat.
  • ethan 16y ago
    No it doesn't, it redirects you to another page or part of a page. Never made sense to me either.
• pbhjpbhj 16y ago
  It's because link is too long ... oh wait ...