Month: November 2001

hmmm. I’ve just found a large dead rabbit in the middle of the sales area at the nursery. The foxes wouldn’t leave a rabbit laying around. And it seems too big to have been brought down by Seamus. How odd.

Globalisation keeps on truckin’.

Syphilis scares football players.

It seems I have a reputation for starting arguments. I can’t imagine why. And Nico likens me to this character.
It’s funny in a way. On the web I seem to be perceived as corporate evil made flesh. Yet in my marketing class group, everyone reckons I’m the soft tree-hugging leftie. Strange.

My lovely friend Jane G has just popped in to work to see me. Good to see her, especially as she hasn’t been at all well lately. And on such a lovely sunny day too.

Comments are functioning again. Which is nice. Jesse (the guy that runs the comments function) tells me he is working on a stand-alone version of the code which I’ll be able to host myself, which should put an end to all these problems.

Twat.

I guess it had to happen – when the comments are down, my sarcastic anonymous commentator reverts to using the search function to leave messages. Today (s)he asks: “Am I becoming the new Nick Jordan?”
Well, to be honest, there is only enough room in this world for one, and who would want it any other way?

Comment update: Reblogger still seems to be down, in that no new comments can be added, although old ones can still be read. Jesse was talking about launching his all-new version, so whether this outage is a prelude to that, I don’t know. In the meantime, I’ve investigated a few alternatives, and BlogBack looks most appealing. However, that too is suffering an outage at the moment – or rather, no new accounts are being started until the new version is launched, which is imminent.
So, in the meantime, if you have something to say, mail me.

Utterly brilliant – a huge download, but worth it. via Meg.