Re: HTML and Browser Support
Tim Park wrote: (by email) > Pete Casso (pet...@sympatico.ca) writes: > > Colin Douthwaite wrote: > >> Yep, I am able to think and I think that discussion of HTML, how to > > Wow! Colinstein responding for Ojoshirostein! And I thought I was > > the only one having multiple egos! ;-)) > If you post in a public forum, people are free to respond to your > comments to other people. I have been viciously flamed by the asciigangsteins, yourself included, for doing such self-explanatory things. I have added the winking smiley exactly for that reason, you missed that. > Please read up on the term plonk. The plonking issue itself is ridiculous, I said that. At the same time, the concomitant committed by Colinstein is a serious issue, I said that too. You lack perception in your little reading abilities. 01WW5WWW10WWWW5WWW20WWWW5WWW30WWWW5WWW40WWWW5WWW50WWWW56 02 02 03 Frogstein and Birdstein, Languages 03 04 by Pete Casso 970728 04 05 05 06 Frogstein, what do the French say? 06 07 07 08 / I rembember! 08 09 _==_ / 09 10 ( "> oo. 10 11 (> )> (- ) 11 12 ^^ " " 12
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