Skip intro

Skip intro

Posted in the morning on May 30th, '07

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Mark Trischuk says:

Nice.
Anya

Anya says:

why did I *just* notice this now? hilarious and a little embarrassing.
Piano sheet music for the song that never ends

amanda says:

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mariz says:

hilarious! Speaking of strange, amusing things, I know what magazine your mom reads for garden advic (...)
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Kerry says:

strange yet amusing. you were inspired how I ask...?
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Eric says:

Nice...
*face-palm*

Daniel says:

How'd you know there was a series planned?
*face-palm*

Keenan says:

Next in the series: Face-desk.
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Haha this reminds me of a story my friend who works with Grade 3 kids told me: The kids have to writ (...)

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Kerry says:

I wish I could do that...

Posted in the late afternoon on May 30th, '07

Daniel says:

Okay, so it's not exactly a masterpiece. But did you instinctively try to click "skip intro?" Maybe it's not quite that realistic?

Posted in the late afternoon on May 30th, '07

Keenan says:

Instead of adding useless cruft like fake flash intros, maybe you should get on the web 2.0 bandwagon. I want fancy javascript animations, RSS feeds and a social network. Lazy ass.

Posted in the afternoon on June 4th, '07

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