I don't call random people
But random people call me.
The dog story eventually was figured out: the dog had changed colour because a different type of tree was giving a different type of leaves for dog to roll around in.
Today I wrote a guide to explain to dippy secretaries what email is, I printed off some grainy images.
But the real point of this conversation is to publically dig at Sarah's comment.
Darling, HTML is a form of mark up, so your comment really doesn't make sense. I don't read user guides so it was trial and improvement. As an internet user you really should try to be more aware what various letters mean. HTML = Hyper Text Mark-up Language. Darling.
Anyway, I'm going ot make some size 165 boots and a bean stalk, and go ring shopping tomorrow. Until next time...
The dog story eventually was figured out: the dog had changed colour because a different type of tree was giving a different type of leaves for dog to roll around in.
Today I wrote a guide to explain to dippy secretaries what email is, I printed off some grainy images.
But the real point of this conversation is to publically dig at Sarah's comment.
Darling, HTML is a form of mark up, so your comment really doesn't make sense. I don't read user guides so it was trial and improvement. As an internet user you really should try to be more aware what various letters mean. HTML = Hyper Text Mark-up Language. Darling.
Anyway, I'm going ot make some size 165 boots and a bean stalk, and go ring shopping tomorrow. Until next time...
posted by Fluffy at 9:54 AM
4 Comments:
I think the important issue is not your computer science pedantry, but the fact that Sarah has never made a total cock-up of italicising in her posts. At the risk of overkill.
you should still check and make sure that your post doesn't look messy tho. at least try your best. I mean, if you were rubbish with computers, it would be understandable, but you are more than competent, or so i thought.
but anyway, i am rather chuffed i annoyed you so much you had to blog about me *smug grin*
Shush, child.
"your mum".
nevertheless, i think laurence's point about the big 'I' in the corner is very valid. If you really want to feel technical, there's always Ctrl+I.
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