
so I thought I could just ask you guys, cause lots of you are nerds for a living.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:10, archived)

(this tip may not be relevant ... but it's a damn good tip)
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:12, archived)

only the following two sites actually qualify me as a "professional" web designer,
www.dojy.co.uk
www.synmusic.net
but i wouldn't really recommend them as examples of good professional code
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:13, archived)

but that reminded me of another pet hate of mine: "Click to Enter" pages. I already clicked, dammit!
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 13:26, archived)

are always changing.
Things like cookies, frames, CSS, are often the greatest thing on the net one week and utterly horrid and deprecated the next. I remember about four years ago someone saying cookies were going to be outlawed in the US. There's no way you can keep up with what's the cool tool of the week. Just make things that (a) look nice, and (b) work. (Shrug.)
But while I'm here, a personal hate of mine is fixed-by-pixel font sizes, which CSS sites tend to result in, where you can't enlarge the text, and it's often too tiny to be readable.
Mind you I'm a web programmer, Jim, not a web designer.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:19, archived)

That just prompted me to check one of my sites to make sure you can resize the text. You can, but if you expand it more than about 300% everything breaks out of its boxes.
*frantically edits CSS*
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:52, archived)

that looks
/easy for me to say, my pay doesn't depend on front-end work
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 13:24, archived)

don't make pages for dirty scumbags who wont pay up
next
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:46, archived)

does this make me stupid?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:09, archived)

but are you coming to the oxford bash?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:11, archived)

no, i do things like that all the time at work.
only it's worse when you work in a recording studio.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:11, archived)

antenna studios, crystal palace, south london.
if you're coming tommorrow, it's the first i've heard of it :)
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:17, archived)

going to warehouse studios in oxford, i didnt realisticly expect you to work there, as i know all the guys and they are all far to stoned to contemplate typing on teh intarweb
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:19, archived)

but this work is dull.
ill stop being a pillock now.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:58, archived)

but in my defence I've been very busy putting epileptic Beslan schoolgirls in a blender.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:53, archived)

or just sit at my PC with my nine cans of ale and Marlboro lights?
There will be girls in the pub, but I'm on a budget this month
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:21, archived)

but are you ever truely alone when on b3ta?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:23, archived)

It's like getting drunk with people I know anyway.
Just less chavs and low cut tops
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:24, archived)

didders has a higher chav ratio than wycombe (which i didnt think possible)
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:27, archived)

my local has a high chav content but they're harmless trainee chavs, and it's a big place so my group of "normal" people can find a nice space near the duke box speakers and monopolise the tunes by putting about ten quid in it before the R&B brigade arrive.
Muhahahaha
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:29, archived)

I'm cool as fuck me.
*adjusts twead blazer and cravat*
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:31, archived)

Some of us still wear the obligatroy "Scorpions On Tour 1982" T shirt, faded jeans and HiTech Slamdunkers.
/plays air guitar
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:32, archived)

here, tomorrow night. And it's one of the musical events of the year.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:16, archived)

Crop tops and low slung jeans, Best chick fashion ever.
/Perv
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:26, archived)

chavs and low-cut tops, not less
is what i believe he is referring to, and I for won admire his pedanticism
*sets trap*
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:04, archived)

*looks at bait, decides not to take it*
i guess you could say that i one
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:07, archived)

well dun sir
but what about everyone else - did they're pedantic tendencies get the better of them?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 12:08, archived)

If Friday was a lady,
I’d take it from the rear,
Because Friday gets my juices up,
With Saturday so near.
But this Saturday I have to work,
Which really is a joke,
So Friday gets it up the arse,
Because now it is a bloke.
'ning
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 10:26, archived)

Bubble Headed Penny Farthing Man:
Bubble Headed Penny Farthing Man.
You boneless shell of a man.
If you were a woman I'd give you the beating of your life.
And you'd fold into the shape of a Cambodian's
penny pinching piston cradle.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 10:42, archived)

It strikes me that it's not a bad bit of catharsis. All the truly dark / nasty / racist / everthing-ist stuff gets exorcised in one thread.
Whaddya reckon?
By the way, am I the only person who has already heard every single joke that's been posted so far?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:52, archived)

But the Dawn French one did make me laugh.
It's more a play on words than anything else.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 10:03, archived)

Jokes that are funny when pissed in the pub become dull when read online - especially the racist ones, which I would probably have a guilty snigger at if one of my mates said them, because I'd know they didn't actually believe the stuff. With faceless internet people it's hard to tell, so any potential humour is instantly removed.
Oh, and Ning people.
Oh, and *bumrapes everyone*
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 10:52, archived)

And the dead baby ones always raise a chuckle. I just don't see what's funny or clever about saying things along the lines of "and then it turned out he was a NIGGER!!!!oneoneoneeleven!!!1!!11!" It's not offensive, it's just pathetic.
Plus there is the whole problem that by the third page most of the good ones have been repeated several times over.
But anyway...
*opens up fresh hole in the back of supermoore's thigh with his trusty stanley knife*
*humps and spoffs*
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 10:59, archived)

"What crazy trouble have you got yourself into by telling inappropriate jokes?" would have been a good question, if it had been made clear that they didn't just want jokes themselves.
Yeah, I posted an answer as mundane as anyone else's
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:29, archived)

For some people that have been hiding their racist/homophobic tendencies to display their true feelings.
It's ok becuse it's ironic.
*sigh*
Note: I don't mean all of them, but like a few others in this thread, I think that some of the jokes are just pointless.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:43, archived)

I am in the process of potentially moving house. Waiting for potential buyers on my flat, and waiting to have an offer accepted on a new house.
If I get this new house, it means I will be able to get a couple of cats from the local RSPCA shelter. (got my girlfriends permission and everything)
What do people think of the names Yodel and Bongo.
Cute or retarded?
Plus, in the new place I would have two (count them, one, two) sheds! how cool, one is reseved for fridge/freezer/washing machine type stuff. But what to do with the other?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:45, archived)

computer room! fill it with loads of electronics :)
as for the names, im not so keen to be honest.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:47, archived)

shed is too small for a computer room, it used to be an outside crapper, thats gives you an indication of size.
I'm thinking shed + shelves + demijons = small brewery
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:48, archived)

the brewery is the second best option when limited by size.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:49, archived)

the temperature tends to go up and down too much
I'd suggest you move your bed into the shed and brew the beer in your ex-bedroom
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:51, archived)

I dont think temperature matters as much with that, plus i like sleeping indoors
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:53, archived)

that one of the spare sheds should be used for smoking kippers in.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:49, archived)

and Clitmangle
And use the shed to breed rats to feed to the cats.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:53, archived)

I already have a pet female rat, and a male hamster. I wonder if that would produce hats, or ramsters?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:54, archived)

shouldn't you choose/meet them first?
i'm also a big fan of calling cats "cat" and "cat". to avoid confusion, you can sometimes call them "the grey one" and "the black one".
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 10:07, archived)

they should be called "Rex" and "Shep"
I know an alsation called "Pussy"
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 10:13, archived)

This year I have remembered the anniversary of the date my beloved and I first exchanged bodily fluids. Any recommendations on a cheap yet interesting present?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:02, archived)

*thinks
tricky one,
edit: it's gonna have to be from ann summers
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:03, archived)

I'm not convinced by your choice of gender. And pearl necklaces are expensive.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:09, archived)

has the link to the 9/11 Conspiracy site in their profile?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 8:49, archived)

I recall s/he/it got a bit emotional a while ago when somebody suggested dubya probably hadn't been flying one of the hijacked planes himself
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 8:59, archived)

not often that I'm "useful" on a friday
I think I'd better go home before I accidentally achieve something.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 9:11, archived)

I'm going to set up a website, but the best domain i can get is kingkongdesign which is shit.
I've been thinking about changing my name on here for a while, i have been using the name 'doctorspang' for my gmail, and i could get the domain for that, or i could get the domain for 'phunkymunkie' which i used to use.
what do you rekon? change name or settle with kingkongdesign
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 8:31, archived)

About 5 years ago when I wanted a domain name, I considered an almost identical name but now I realise that it sounds unbelievably shit and I'm glad I didnt. Kingkongdesign doesnt sound too bad to me.
'ning all.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 8:42, archived)

yeah i think thats what i'm gonna do
cheers :)
edit: and 'ning
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 8:45, archived)

Coming up after these advertisements:
World peace
Famine
Money stuck down the sofa
AIDS
That itch you cant quite reach
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 8:50, archived)

[May not reply due to the preparation of and imminent departure to sixth form].
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 7:31, archived)

Just went to bathroom, to discover that either my housemate or his missus had left a small floating jobby to welcome me. That would not be so bad in itself, it was the three whole, undigested peas that were orbiting it, that were the most disconcerting. 100% true.
[edit] - just been looking at this weeks question. You lot really are sick puppies aren't you?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:32, archived)

.... bag that and courier it to me STAT....
Edit : Where did my thread go...? What year is it...? Who's president...?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:36, archived)

No way. I just went out to the back garden for a pee. My housemates have this really annoying habiit of not flushing the toilet after midnight. It's wrong. I'd rather be woken up but a flush than have to face down a shit during the early hours.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:42, archived)

... I live alone.. and just flushed the toilet in your honour.... I will go and do so again soon....
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:50, archived)

What's an 'upper decker', you ask?
Well, an 'upper decker' is when you pinch off a nice loaf, fish it out of the bowl, and deposit it ceremoniously in the reserve.
Hilarity ensues when people try to figure out what sort of gymnastic flushing maneuver must have been required to allow this sort of thing to happen.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 4:14, archived)

Big brown furry rodents.
Would they be better if they had buttons or are they alright as they are?
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:03, archived)

Like marmots and baby tapirs
they need no improvement
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:08, archived)

everything would be better with buttons, like gingerbread men, without buttons they are nothing.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:22, archived)

Does anyone here know any clever, reasonable people who maybe take a slightly right of center political viewpoint? To cut a long story short and cut the spamming to a minimum, I'm involved in preparing a new independant commentary site with the onus on free editorial and balance. However, I've realised I simply don't know any conservative people.
If anyone is interested, or knows anyone who is, could they please get in touch?
I await your incredulous and comical responses with keen anticipation.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:34, archived)

are booze-sodden liberal ex-students.
What a predicament...
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:41, archived)

then i realised that i dont know any conservative-type-people either.. ho hum
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:39, archived)

I know hundreds of people from all walks of life, but not a single person that fits this catagory.
YET THEY RUN THE FUCKING WORLD!
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:45, archived)

people who could be said to be conservative arent into anything that i like... from bouncing around large rooms to lovely loud ebm, to doodling cartoons....
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:49, archived)

someone reasonably old, and you should be okay.
My driving instructor was quite right-wing and quite reasoned even if he was wrong.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 1:10, archived)

Over 2-3k words, and lucid. E-mail in profile.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 1:33, archived)

and it was great.
there were also lots of hidden b3tans, sorta scary
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:51, archived)

they had this huge screen where you could text messages to, and there were all sorts of b3tan references, and someone actually wrote "lots of b3tans here, eh?"
and it wasn't any of the b3tans that I was with, so there must have been others...
*dun dun duuuuun*
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:54, archived)

I was wearing my b3ta shirt for my first day of college today and no-one commented. I felt most let down.
Tomorrow I shall be wearing my Cynical Oswald shirt.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:56, archived)

but I seem to remember a few people mentioning the gig in the last week or so
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:07, archived)

It was bloody ace, wasn't it? Did you see the stupid board post I put up earlier:
www.b3ta.com/board/archive/17695/
That Corn Mo was a bit mad, but it felt lovely to see so many b3tan posts on the wall.
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 2:59, archived)

Carowallis is just setting one up. It's "b3ta talkers"
There's already a b3ta room, but neither of us recognise anyone in there...
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:48, archived)

i'm currently flashing (making my second ever animation). I might join you later.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:51, archived)

baaaaaaah humbug nnnnnnnnnnnnn
she just did again nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:03, archived)

There's no point if you just write stuff all the time.
edit - why write stuff for the word 'rum'? That's the best chance to draw pirates I've ever seen!
( , Fri 10 Sep 2004, 0:05, archived)

www.neoseeker.com/forums/index.php?fn=view_thread&t=434752
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:20, archived)

but have you tried sending two clean emails at the same time and seeing which arrives first.
what with the amount of data that email servers have to cope with, it's not surprising that two emails sent both at the same time end up being processed minutes apart.
edit: additionally, the way some servers work is that they'll process mail in batches every couple of minutes, so if one email gets in one batch and the next in another, then there's going to quie obviously be delays incurred.
also, the more servers that the mail has to be processed by, the longer the delays get.
/silliness
/anti-conspiracy
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:29, archived)

But that would've required me to engage my brain...
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:30, archived)

Not saying I don't love the new QOTW, but it isn't half plunging new depths of lowness. I expected it to reach
-here
but it's already
-here
and still dropping.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:03, archived)

... b3ta has never experienced before.
I am not sure if I like this QOTW.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:10, archived)

I just read half of the latest page... I don't think I'm going to be reading the best page in the newsletter... :/
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:15, archived)

if a little sickly. But the repetition's getting a bit much. I was the first to tell the joke I posted, and it's not been posted at least once more.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:17, archived)

Now I feel stupid.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:14, archived)

It happens with the image challenge every week - people just don't seem to read the criteria and post whatever they think fits.
hmph.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:27, archived)

Trees are green, but green isn't trees.
A racist joke is a sick joke, therefore it fits the competition.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:37, archived)

ok.
i guess people are just twunts for thinking that sick should imlpy racist (in this context).
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:40, archived)

Yes, 'tis me!
I haven't been away, I have merely been at Sixth Form.
And it is taking up all of my time, damnit!
However, it's my birthday [18th] on Saturday, so yay!
No more news really. :)
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:28, archived)

For legalised drinking!!!!
and on that lovely note, I shall bid you all a very good night.
'night :)
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:29, archived)

... but I am usually scurrying off somewhere.
Any ideas for new TFs?
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:32, archived)

those were the days...
or not, as the case may be
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:33, archived)

( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:33, archived)

/doesn't understand english names for a lot of stuff
like pudding
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:38, archived)

boot = trunk
trousers = pants
arse = fanny
I know that much.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:42, archived)

pudding appears to be a lot of things that are more or less cylindrical and edible (or desserts).
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 22:44, archived)

Pudding n. 1. Soft or faily firm food consisting of ingredients mixed with or eclosed in flour or other farinaceous or cereal substance and cooked by boiling, steaming or baking, (HASTY, MILK, PLUM, YORKSHIRE, pudding); sweet (course of meal); the PROOF of the pudding.
2.Intestine of pig, etc. stuffed with oatmeal, blood, etc., (BLACK pudding). 3. Person or thing with pudding-like appearance etc. 4. (Naut.; also puddening). Pad, tow, binding, to prevent chafing etc. 5. ~-cloth, (in which some puddings are tied up for boiling); in the ~club, (sl.) pregnant; ~ face, large fat face; ~-head, stupid person; ~-stone, conglomerate rock of rounded pebbles in siliceous matrix.
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:11, archived)

enjoying driving? ...You big car-driving-clever-cloggs-type?
;)
( , Thu 9 Sep 2004, 23:29, archived)
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