rated pg-13
Today starts off with a creative post from a prankster in Hong Kong, at 4am Pacific:
Followed several hours later by Anthony Lasure complaining that my countdown page (sadly, another page lost to history) was counting down to January 1st of the wrong year (oops):
... and a very unimaginative message from someone at Microsoft, aside from the claimed user-agent of Microsoft Internet Explorer/0.1 (win32):
Matthew Myers sent what must have come from the UNIX vacation program:
The rest of the posts aren't worthy of the main page... proceed beyond the flip at your own risk.
Nothing like a tasteless IRC rivalry, between ChatMan1 and WebJerk. Here is round 1:
TheBard (rarcoa@xnet.com) has a friend bit to share:
And finally, Eric Herot sent a few useless postings in a row. He was the first to actually use sub- and super-script, but not for a very useful purpose.
Comments
I think that Shelley was actually the first to use super-script...
Posted by: Roosto-Doosto | February 7, 2006 11:16 AM
actually, the 'f-word' = automatic 'R' rating by the MPAA
Posted by: Roosto-Doosto | February 7, 2006 11:17 AM