Friday laziness

Who can be bothered posting on a Friday?

Well, I kind of am, but only in a lazy way.

If you want some funny reading, have a look at this post by Tim Sterne of Sternezine - particularly the comments.

These are the leaders of tomorrow.

PS - I've had some reports that this new layout looks really weird in some browsers. Personally methinks Allen & Unwin just need to update their freakin software, but still...anyone else having difficulties?

Comments

  1. HelenAugust 3, 2006 at 11:02 PM

    Glad you mentioned it, tom, because being new I just thought you had a minimalist design. But yes, it looks pretty crap in IE. But then, no one should ever use THAT as a reason to change their designs. Bloody IE needs to be taught a lesson about the pitfalls of attempting world dominance.

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  2. TomAugust 4, 2006 at 7:49 PM

    Re: that Sternezine post - read the comments, it's all about the comments!

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