2006.09.24
Reader Comments (5)
Michael
Yes, but I was far too excited designing my virtual phone - with real (hot) text scrolling action! - to trifle with piddling details like that.
Anyway, I generally read the IoS. ;^)
[Every time I reply to a comment here, by the way, at the end I get to pause and be amazed, completely anew, that I actually just made someone type the word 'scrotum'.]
Yes, but I was far too excited designing my virtual phone - with real (hot) text scrolling action! - to trifle with piddling details like that.
Anyway, I generally read the IoS. ;^)
[Every time I reply to a comment here, by the way, at the end I get to pause and be amazed, completely anew, that I actually just made someone type the word 'scrotum'.]
Jacqui
I guess someone has to read the Sindy...
Didn't realise the phone was, like, interactive [goes off to play with it].
Cool! I sound like an idiot in it though. Laughing at
beards indeed.
Re: scrotum (I did it again. Snigger). Yes, I suspected that there probably wasn't any pressing technical reason for that to be the security word. Off to type it for a third time now. I must be making your day.
jacquix
I guess someone has to read the Sindy...
Didn't realise the phone was, like, interactive [goes off to play with it].
Cool! I sound like an idiot in it though. Laughing at
beards indeed.
Re: scrotum (I did it again. Snigger). Yes, I suspected that there probably wasn't any pressing technical reason for that to be the security word. Off to type it for a third time now. I must be making your day.
jacquix
Darby
"I considered that I'd had to struggle through plenty of discomfort on the C2C. But never, as far as I can recall, at the very beginning of a walking day."
http://www.michaelfuchs.org/razorsedge/index.php?story=2005-05-16
http://www.michaelfuchs.org/razorsedge/index.php?story=2005-05-19
http://www.michaelfuchs.org/razorsedge/index.php?story=2005-05-24
My theory is it just seemed less awful due to the "misery loves company" effect.
"I considered that I'd had to struggle through plenty of discomfort on the C2C. But never, as far as I can recall, at the very beginning of a walking day."
http://www.michaelfuchs.org/razorsedge/index.php?story=2005-05-16
http://www.michaelfuchs.org/razorsedge/index.php?story=2005-05-19
http://www.michaelfuchs.org/razorsedge/index.php?story=2005-05-24
My theory is it just seemed less awful due to the "misery loves company" effect.
Michael
Heh. Me-mo-riieess . . .
Heh. Me-mo-riieess . . .
sound off
A small point, but there's no 'Sunday Guardian'. On Sundays it's the Observer! (really had to restrain myself from adding 'Dear boy' to that, in a tone approximating Stephen Fry. I'm getting old).
jacquix