Geocities..... Hmmm
I don't know whether everybody (except me until now) has thought of
this, but that advertising wotsamacallit: If you don't close it, you
won't get another one (I think you can browse many sites, without it
ever appearing again. Just hide it neatly behind something and forget
about it, or use a virtual desktop. Cool.)
-= or =-
am I horribly missing the point.
If I am only JUST missing the point (i.e. you don't want to see the damn
thing, even once): I wonder if creating an html page with the title
"some words from on of our sponsors..." might do the trick (they must
have some test like this).
If I totallty missed the point, please don't flame me about it. I was
only Trying to help (: But I do want to know if I am being an idiot.
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p.s. Lets play a game: find the accidental smiley, which came at a most
appropriate point in the text, and I honestly only just noticed it.
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