Tuesday, October 11, 2005
It's a Tommy Gun!
Just downloaded my photos from my phone onto the PC - and have to share my first attempt at the creation of a balloon animal:
I shall call him Necky
While I was browsing my phone photos I also found these:
I walked onto the train - and it looked to me like this guy was talking into his banana-phone (his actual mobile was in his other hand)
This is what it looks like when a small Care Bear is doused with metho, lit and kicked around a backyard for a while
I shall call him Necky
While I was browsing my phone photos I also found these:
I walked onto the train - and it looked to me like this guy was talking into his banana-phone (his actual mobile was in his other hand)
This is what it looks like when a small Care Bear is doused with metho, lit and kicked around a backyard for a while
# posted by Joel Dixon @ 7:00 PM 
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I'm reporting you to the Royal Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Care Bare's!
Also, with all this posting you have been doing of late you should re-name your blog: The Sporadically Updated Blog might be more appropriate.
Also, with all this posting you have been doing of late you should re-name your blog: The Sporadically Updated Blog might be more appropriate.
# posted by 
: 12/10/05 12:22
: 12/10/05 12:22
NatMac - this might have to do: Link
And as for the Care Bear sympathetic sentiment - that bear got what was coming to it. Noone, not even Popples should be able to rip on Rainbow Brite and remain unpunished.
And as for the Care Bear sympathetic sentiment - that bear got what was coming to it. Noone, not even Popples should be able to rip on Rainbow Brite and remain unpunished.
Oh - and yeah, sporadic is probably a more accurate description.
I'm sure it will revert to "Rarely" in no time.
I'm sure it will revert to "Rarely" in no time.
hey man
sorry - no 'contact me' part to your blog so i will ask you here. can u pls send me your and, if you have it, aarons email address.
ta
sorry - no 'contact me' part to your blog so i will ask you here. can u pls send me your and, if you have it, aarons email address.
ta
# posted by : 17/10/05 09:49
: 17/10/05 09:49
You need a guestbook!!
Thought you would like this: www.jottings.com/100-oldest-dot-com-domains.htm
ps - can't you comment in HTML on this?
Thought you would like this: www.jottings.com/100-oldest-dot-com-domains.htm
ps - can't you comment in HTML on this?
# posted by : 19/10/05 10:29
: 19/10/05 10:29
Yeah - a guestbook is a good idea. I thought this Blogger site would only be around until I got around to coding my own blog software - but it's joined the long list of projects. As for commenting in HTML - I thought you could. I know it doesn't let you do a img tag - but an anchor tag should work.
And yeah - those old dot com domains are fun to browse through. I actually subscribed to Jotting's blog when I first read it - though that was the most interesting entry they have had since then.
If only I had have registered http://www.ibm.com/ when I was 5 years old!
And yeah - those old dot com domains are fun to browse through. I actually subscribed to Jotting's blog when I first read it - though that was the most interesting entry they have had since then.
If only I had have registered http://www.ibm.com/ when I was 5 years old!
yes - if only. I wonder if the actual companies, or cyber squatters registered those domains. Obviously they are owned by the respective companies now - but i wonder if they had to by them from an individual or an entity. I guess back then the new was all BBS type stuff and domains weren't widely used?? In 1985 the only web I was aware of was owned by an arachnic going by the name of Charolotte.
As for tags - i think you can do it here, I'm just not HTML compliant enuf to do it yet.
As for tags - i think you can do it here, I'm just not HTML compliant enuf to do it yet.
# posted by : 19/10/05 15:21
: 19/10/05 15:21
Yeah - you'd have to think it was the actual companies. Back then - there was no such thing as cybersquatters - the web just wasn't known well enough.
I'd also assume that registering a domain name would be extremely expensive, considering there were a select few people that actually used the web.
Did a quick google - but can't find anything on the history of cybersquatting.
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I'd also assume that registering a domain name would be extremely expensive, considering there were a select few people that actually used the web.
Did a quick google - but can't find anything on the history of cybersquatting.
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