sore arse…
I spent 8 hours straight yesterday redesigning the joint website to incorporate MT 2.0
After that amount of time I had a very sore arse and a slightly better understanding of positioning elements in CSS
I spent 8 hours straight yesterday redesigning the joint website to incorporate MT 2.0
After that amount of time I had a very sore arse and a slightly better understanding of positioning elements in CSS
do you pick your nose?……. c’mon be honest
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i was reading about sperm today (bizarre link from a blog) and discovered that the little fellas get jazzed on caffeine!
“Caffeine (two or more cups of coffee or four cans of cola daily) may reduce the sperm count, but increases sperm movement” – saw it here
i was wondering why my trousers buzzed after four double espressos :zoink:
thanks to some code i got from lynda you can now use these smilies in your comments.
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just click on wanna use smilies under the comments field for more details.
look – it’s a manically depressed 404 page
is it just me or does it seem very hitchikers guide to the galaxy’ish ?
..the search page now looks a lot better and also has a link back to the blog.
one strange thing i have discovered is that when you cut and paste into adobe golive it really screws up capitalisation of variables and some <> signs. this meant that I had to edit the template in notepad – definitely a new experience
1) i like photography as is evident by my photo website
2) everyone has searched google or somewhere for their name, just to see what crops up.
i did this a while back as i was wondering what to call this site. the bizarre thing (at least to me) is that [url=http://www.marccramer.com]http://www.marccramer.com [/url]belongs to a french photographer!
ok – maybe it’s just strangely coincidental to me….
..and one that works! i took the one we bought yesterday back today and got it replaced. the new one works fine (although the reds seem very strong) but had to go through a palaver to get it done.
i told the chap on the service desk that i had a faulty tv – “sure thing” he said “we’ll send an engineer out” “no you won’t” i replied “i have the tv in the car and the big sign behind your head says that you will replace faulty goods within 28 days of purchase – get someone to give me a hand with it”
after getting the 28” wide screen tv out of the car (44kg BTW), unpacking it, plugging in the power and aerial, switching it on, tuning it in and then him saying “yes it is very out of focus” i got my replacement tv……. good old english customer service!
it’s nice not having to squint anymore