Diddlethon!
Ok, time for a diddlethon!
I got the idea a while ago, and the incentive from Pete.
Here's how it works:
1.Look at the image below
2.Diddle it
3.Add your sig*
4.Enjoy
If there's already a reply to an earlier diddle, please don't rediddle. This way we stay
consistent.
I hope this can work out, and maybe we'll do another later on?
On to the pic:
_.-"-.-----""""--...,,,___
| / par
\
*If there start to be too many sigs, and it wraps, we should just take them all out, or
put them at the very bottom.
--
par...@hotSPAMmail.com (Remove SPAM from the address when replying.)
This concludes our drill. In the event of a real emergency I would have typed IN ALL
CAPS!!!
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