Apparently the owners of this house had been seeing images and hearing voices for quite a while. They did some research and found that a lady once lived in the house who lost her husband during the civil war. Legend
Archive: October 2002
Happy Halloween, world. As well as this temporary new theme, there was supposed to be a new story up today, but last night I spent three hours trying to fix our server, so it didn’t happen. Gah
Sarabian has replied to my previous rant. My issue is with the phrase I think comments are losing their purpose as the weblogging world progresses, using tools such as referrers, pingbacks and trackbacks. Of which I saw the implication as
URLs are important. Most companies are beginning to realise this fact, and that just because they have a website (http://www.thisismycoolcompany.8m.freeserve.co.notreally.flash.fuq) could not be good enough. They need a DOT COM!!!! Hah, I have one, it’s nothing special. (Why do I
I’ve been working on a todo list for Epistula, Things I want to impliment, the article is here, I’d appreciate comments and suggestions, people 🙂
Stuff I’d like to do to Epistula: The New Commenting System Semi-done now, New structure and migratory scripts in place, I just have to rewrite addcomments.php and fetch_comments() to do it right before I make it live, this will include
London’s Police force release a new poster Are you afraid of the cameras?
Coolness, Blogdex 2.0 has gone live Via Mark
Normally, Epistula shows the latest 5 entries. This is no longer true. Instead, if there are more than 5 entries in the last day (Like today) it will show all that day’s entries, OR the last five, if were less
I Used To Believe (via The Antigeek) is a website dedicated to things children used to believe, but know better now. It’s interesting to know that some of the odd things I believed when I was five are the same