Pretty shiny website-type thing

Apparently, I have never actually coded two of my own stories the same way. Consistency? What's that?

Except that now they are. For the most part, anyway. I think. And the whole project only took, like, six hours, start to finish.

I have had this song on repeat for a while. It bears repeating, and is good to code to.

My website is now coded in some unholy marriage of CSS and tables. Because I got tired of banging my head against the desk learning CSS. Will probably not be arsed to fix it unless, for instance, it turns out to be broken on IE 6.0 or something.

Argh, so my iDisk decided to commemorate my third year of subscription by resyncing everything. Finally now it's done and I can go to bed.

Pretty shiny website-type thing

Apparently, I have never actually coded two of my own stories the same way. Consistency? What's that?

Except that now they are. For the most part, anyway. I think. And the whole project only took, like, six hours, start to finish.

I have had this song on repeat for a while. It bears repeating, and is good to code to.

My website is now coded in some unholy marriage of CSS and tables. Because I got tired of banging my head against the desk learning CSS. Will probably not be arsed to fix it unless, for instance, it turns out to be broken on IE 6.0 or something.

Argh, so my iDisk decided to commemorate my third year of subscription by resyncing everything. Finally now it's done and I can go to bed.

Some things, and some other things

Ah, only in a British university with a significant population of Americans abroad would one make extensive mealtime conversation about a certain silvery-white metal, which is otherwise quite commonplace and unremarkable.

Speaking of which, I can handle car park, chips, crisps, sweets, lorries (how often do they come up in conversation?), jumpers, inverted commas, et cetera, et cetera. I have been acclimated to these things at great length. No, what really gets me is referring to the things which I have come here to take as "modules". Perfectly bizarre.

I quite like the modules I'm taking, though: The Middle Ages and the Movies, and The Vikings: Invasion, Settlement and Conversion, c. 750-1050 (otherwise known as: My ancestors raped and pillaged your ancestors! Unless you're also Scandinavian, or you're from quite far away [the Vikings got around, you know]). Love this stuff.

The debate society is taking up the motion This House Believes That Harry Potter is a Danger to our Children on Wednesday, which should be no end amusing, and not just because of the free sherry.

I am a cool trendsetting person, as practically everyone has put their room number in the title of their shared iTunes music library. Unfortunately, all of them listen to terrible, terrible music.

Some things, and some other things

Ah, only in a British university with a significant population of Americans abroad would one make extensive mealtime conversation about a certain silvery-white metal, which is otherwise quite commonplace and unremarkable.

Speaking of which, I can handle car park, chips, crisps, sweets, lorries (how often do they come up in conversation?), jumpers, inverted commas, et cetera, et cetera. I have been acclimated to these things at great length. No, what really gets me is referring to the things which I have come here to take as "modules". Perfectly bizarre.

I quite like the modules I'm taking, though: The Middle Ages and the Movies, and The Vikings: Invasion, Settlement and Conversion, c. 750-1050 (otherwise known as: My ancestors raped and pillaged your ancestors! Unless you're also Scandinavian, or you're from quite far away [the Vikings got around, you know]). Love this stuff.

The debate society is taking up the motion This House Believes That Harry Potter is a Danger to our Children on Wednesday, which should be no end amusing, and not just because of the free sherry.

I am a cool trendsetting person, as practically everyone has put their room number in the title of their shared iTunes music library. Unfortunately, all of them listen to terrible, terrible music.