so... a while back i twisted chris's arm until he let me design his forthcoming website. it's coming along just peachy. i'm very excited about it because i love webdesigny stuff, and chris will have a new home for all his writing projects and random stuff. it'll be cool. this post is really just me being excited about it. eventually i might show off some screenshots or something. in the meantime, i hope chris is around and posts to share in the excitement. everyone else is of course welcome to share in it too, just try not to splash too much.
Plaid is officially a big meanie. I had to pick one of those poll options to see what the results were, because the 'view results' link does not let me view the results until I have. This is extremely unfair. Oh, and you are all cowards for voting anonymously.
I voted 'yes' because being a normal, boring kid is way less cool than being a 'wierd' kid; especially when it's usually the case that the prozaic sheep-style dullard kids are the ones that call the 'other' kids wierd.
Ba voted yes because, gosh darn it, Ba knew there was a reason he loathed Chris marginally less than he loathes other humans.
Yes. CJ is possibly the oddest person I know. Not the oddest person I've EVER known, that honour goes to crazy Gary, but still wierd.
I said 'mhm', although I'm not quite sure what it means. Perhaps clearing your throat. Chris is fun, intelligent and creative, but not weird.
http://plaidsicle.blogspot.com http://fatmanintweed.blogspot.com i have 2 little test pages up. yipee skippee http://cc.usu.edu/~amelia/fatmanintweed/web/pagex.htm http://cc.usu.edu/~amelia/fatmanintweed/web/pagered.htm any feedback that might help me in my endeavor?
Yes. You lie about my email address. I do not hate all girls. Just Ben. So please change it to ihateben.
I say yes becauss I can't think for myself and weird noises writtne down always loose there impact... And only the weird hate Ben... He's like Hello Kitty. Everyone loves it. Cool website too
Very cool website .. if I click on one of the vertical links on this website http://cc.usu.edu/~amelia/fatmanintweed/web/pagex.htm will that link move to the leftmost? It would be nice if it did.
announcing the all new, the adorabler, the friendlier, the lovely table-less design of mr. fat man in tweed dot com: http://cc.usu.edu/~amelia/fatmanintweed/ i spent all afternoon slaving away at it, listening to chris pick at one thing after another. now we are both happy. next step: new and prettier graphics. step after that: content.
It's cool and quirky, although beware of people complaining about having to tilt their heads to read the menu
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Well done for not using tables for layout, I've been spending over a month getting rid of tables and font tags etc from Maljonic's Dreams and making it XHTML Strict compliant.
There's a lorem ipsum (printer's/ web designers' testing text) generator here: http://www.subterrane.com/loremipsum.shtml
chris may want this to be all hush hush for purposes of his own-- surprise and suspense and whatever--but i myself am both proud and excited to announce that i finished, yes Finished, the fatmanintweed design templates today and emailed all the files to chris an hour ago. this having been done more than a month before his deadline is an amazing thing. i'll let chris keep his launch dates to himself... but be excited people. fatmanintweed.com will be a reality very soon.
Mmmm, teasertastic! With Snailbitz, yummy. Desist the teasing, you flumping fuff. We want CoA. Like, now.
