This afternoon, the battle of the century begins. Keep checking this space so as not to miss out on having a vote in the most important conflict since the war in Iraq.
You forgot to say ‘First’ Amphitryon
Top 10 reason Frank’s contests rocks
10 The after contest pig roast are great
9 Monkeys will be harmed
8 10 Things are easer to read than 20
7 Chomps is all most ashured to show
6 I get waste 10 minutes of my monday morning thinking things up
5 The sound of me typeing on the keyboard makes my coworkers think I am working very hard on a prodject.
4 Crap I had all top 10 things in my head, but then a co-worker ask me a sorts of questions about her lap-top not working and I have forgoten some of the funner one’s…. I blame Bush
3 Even Bush Knows Franks top 10 contest rozors your soxzors
2 I have the chance to once again butcher the english language
1 It’s MONDAY contests on monday make me smille
I’ve checked back and still nothing. I mean it’s almost noon here in the midwest and there is no sign of a pile of top ten lists. So much for checking back regularly…
I like blogs. I think they are a nice example of technology coming around to meet the way people interact. For years we’ve said that the secret to a web site was to keep refreshing the content, so people would want to return. The difficulty in keeping content fresh was as much a technological problem (the annoyances of editing, publishing, etc. both at home and on the road) as well as psychological (what needs to be updated, what do people want to read). The blog is to the 2000s what desktop publishing was to the 1980s: expanding publishing tools out to more people. Will everyone write a blog? No. In the 1980s, not everyone wrote a ‘zine (although it started to feel like it at times). The comparison continues, as early ‘zines suffered from overuse of fonts and design elements that blogs now mirror in incompatible HTML coding and stylesheets. None of this takes away from the very real power of allowing people to publish their writing faster, quicker, and better.
What, a donkey against a chicken ?
You forgot to say ‘First’ Amphitryon
Top 10 reason Frank’s contests rocks
10 The after contest pig roast are great
9 Monkeys will be harmed
8 10 Things are easer to read than 20
7 Chomps is all most ashured to show
6 I get waste 10 minutes of my monday morning thinking things up
5 The sound of me typeing on the keyboard makes my coworkers think I am working very hard on a prodject.
4 Crap I had all top 10 things in my head, but then a co-worker ask me a sorts of questions about her lap-top not working and I have forgoten some of the funner one’s…. I blame Bush
3 Even Bush Knows Franks top 10 contest rozors your soxzors
2 I have the chance to once again butcher the english language
1 It’s MONDAY contests on monday make me smille
I don’t poop in my pants Monster Kabasue. Not ordinary.
Amphytryon gets off a good one.
Mark your calendars.
Rats foiled again
I’ve checked back and still nothing. I mean it’s almost noon here in the midwest and there is no sign of a pile of top ten lists. So much for checking back regularly…
We’re on Susie’s time table now.
I like blogs. I think they are a nice example of technology coming around to meet the way people interact. For years we’ve said that the secret to a web site was to keep refreshing the content, so people would want to return. The difficulty in keeping content fresh was as much a technological problem (the annoyances of editing, publishing, etc. both at home and on the road) as well as psychological (what needs to be updated, what do people want to read). The blog is to the 2000s what desktop publishing was to the 1980s: expanding publishing tools out to more people. Will everyone write a blog? No. In the 1980s, not everyone wrote a ‘zine (although it started to feel like it at times). The comparison continues, as early ‘zines suffered from overuse of fonts and design elements that blogs now mirror in incompatible HTML coding and stylesheets. None of this takes away from the very real power of allowing people to publish their writing faster, quicker, and better.