Mon, 2010-09-20 20:36
having “been a long time, been a long time, been a long-- lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely... ... time”, i said “let me get back”, baby-- to where i come from.
behold, what a change.
Great job, Ladies and Gentlemen. Great job, indeed.
Although, I'm a bit-- not necessarily overwhelmed-- but [beautiful], not sure where to begin w/ all the new stuff. Not much matter, i suppose. It's all good.
I'm pleased to see CSSCreator.com , whether it be your wish or not, has apparently changed with the times. (i.e. remember when we used to say “...what? are people really still using javascript for styling web sites!?...”
ain't it funny how times have changed. damnit-- i don't like it. i hate it, in fact. i hate that everything i do, inevitably and invariably, will suck, essentially, without some jQuery this, Spectalulicious that, or YUI some-other-thing...
curious factoid-- isn't there a YUI involved w/ the manga / Japanese animation “Ghost in the Shell”... err... is it “Cowboy Bebop”... YUI, baby! genius anime peeps turned web geeks! naw... but, it struck me as funny, reading the credits the other day...
blah, blah-- see, i really do consume only [ adult-swim ]
hee hee...
peace, and good will to you, in your pursuit through the evolution of the cascade! (chasing the Dragon, perhaps?... naw, but nearly as frustrating!)
Mon, 2010-09-20 21:03
#1
Hmm long time no hear mate,
Hmm long time no hear mate, haven't got a clue what on earth that post is about nor, I think, do I care. reminds me of our last few conversations on the forum, hope this doesn't hereld a return of those posts? or am I being unfair and judgemental?
Fri, 2010-10-08 00:41
#2
explained
uh.. yes!
err, no...
hmmm.... maybe?
However, likewise, there is a signal to noise ratio. (i.e. i didn't expect the topic should receive reply)
The post is miscellany: the remark, however superfluous, means to indicate praise; recognizes the evolution of CSScreator.com-- by allusion to a great interval of time passing-- as apparent to this user's perception of change, by implied contrast to some previous form.
The reader's regard for the actual content; rhetoric of the text is ultimately irrelevant, as the intended audience is unique. (e.g. Excepting the server-side administrators, et al., responsible for the user experience, the notion of “what on earth ... I think, do I care.” is inconsequential.)