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I'm naked!

9th April 2008 / 7:47

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Tagged: Accessibility, Events, Geekiness, Site

It's CSS Naked Day 2008, so my site has taken its clothes off to boast its web standardiness and stuff. :D

(And yes, the navigation links do appear back to front... I'll explain that another time :P )

Edit: It's the end of CSS Naked Day here in the UK, so the styles are now back up. See you next year!

Get paid to blog! (...April fool)

Since I've not been posting much recently, I thought a great way to boost this would be to join a programme that pays you to blog! Yes, that's right, now you can read my postings and I can get paid to blog at the same time! A win-win situation!

I also thought that since it's a new month and everything, I might need to take out a payday loan because I might not have enough money. I have been looking to move house so if I could get a loan that would really help. Apparently you can get all sorts of loans for businesses! Did you know that?! I didn't! But it's true!!! Oh yeah and if you have bad credit you can get debt consolidation loans, I don't know what they are but you can get them if you want.

I hope you enjoyed this post, because there will be many more! :)

Edit: Or rather, there won't. If you believed this post (and I don't see why you would, I've ranted time and time again about how I hate spam bloggers, aka "paid-to-blog" people) then ... APRIL FOOL!!1!!one!11 :P

No really, I honestly do have better things to do with my time.

To those of you who were unfortunate enough to receive one of the millions of emails "I" sent out last night ... yeah, sorry about that. As you might have guessed, I am not interested in selling you replica watches, Russian brides, various sexual enhancing products, cut-price versions of popular software or crediting you with my late-husband-who-just-so-happened-to-be-the-president-of-Nigeria's secret millions (sorry). Despite having an SPF record on my server, some spammer thought they would send a load of emails in my name and email address (but not from my server - the SPF should have blocked anything that doesn't come from my server but it didn't. Ho hum), with the result that I am now blocked from writing to many of the major email providers. Blah. Thanks a lot, spammers. *Grumble*

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