Bonzaa

Hello I am Gabrielle Crofts, International Medium and Psychic, and appear on
the acclaimed high rated show in Japan, with TV ASAHI show "Save Our Souls "
programme in Tokyo, Japan successfully helping solve cases.I have assisted
in helping finding bodies of missing persons and am also a proven accurate
Remote Viewer.
I am also a Psychic Profiler and investigate murder and missing person
cases. I travel world wide with a Media Coordinator by contract.
I am happy to help on any cases including genocide investigations, war
crimes, and missing person and murder cases which are unsolved anywhere
really, and especially happy to work with media crews as I am experienced
with them,and any official police departments or police profiler departments
needing help.
Contact if you need my help in investigating murder cases or need me to help
Police with Psychic Profiling.
I work with a Media Coordinator and my fees and daily charges are
reasonable, and expenses must be covered.
Can travel on short term contracts and can travel at short notice to help in
any cases anywhere in world when asked to by Police or authorities or media
companies with my Media Coordinator- she organises all contracts.
Am also happy to sign confidentiality agreements for celebs and media
personnel or Government Agencies.
Am interested in working with agencies in anti terrorism as well.
Gabrielle "Tara"
Perth Western Australia

ttp://www.netfactory.com.au/~jcrofts/Reader.htm

zinc_chameleon

"Bonzaa" <jcrofts@iinet.net.au> wrote in message news:<41834196$0$31902$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>...
> Hello I am Gabrielle Crofts, International Medium and Psychic, and appear on
> the acclaimed high rated show in Japan, with TV ASAHI show "Save Our Souls "
> programme in Tokyo, Japan successfully helping solve cases.I have assisted
> in helping finding bodies of missing persons and am also a proven accurate
> Remote Viewer.
> I am also a Psychic Profiler and investigate murder and missing person
> cases. I travel world wide with a Media Coordinator by contract.
> I am happy to help on any cases including genocide investigations, war
> crimes, and missing person and murder cases which are unsolved anywhere
> really, and especially happy to work with media crews as I am experienced
> with them,and any official police departments or police profiler departments
> needing help.
> Contact if you need my help in investigating murder cases or need me to help
> Police with Psychic Profiling.
> I work with a Media Coordinator and my fees and daily charges are
> reasonable, and expenses must be covered.
> Can travel on short term contracts and can travel at short notice to help in
> any cases anywhere in world when asked to by Police or authorities or media
> companies with my Media Coordinator- she organises all contracts.
> Am also happy to sign confidentiality agreements for celebs and media
> personnel or Government Agencies.
> Am interested in working with agencies in anti terrorism as well.
> Gabrielle "Tara"
> Perth Western Australia
>
> ttp://www.netfactory.com.au/~jcrofts/Reader.htm


Hello Gabrielle....You seem like a genuinely nice person, so I'm going
to make some polite suggestions about your webpage.

I'm a webdesigner, and would be happy to develop your homepage so that
it has a more modern look. For free.

Here's some suggestions:

(1) Use of subtle colors, rather than overpowering ones. The page
needs to have the colors increase in luminosity (more white) and
diminish in saturation (less hot pink);

(2) A left-side javascripted menu that not only highlights the choice
by passing over it with a mouse, but also changes pictures and topics
on the page;

(3) Nested tables, to give the page a 'modern magazine' feel.

(4) A more elegant font choice, such as Palatino or Garabond.

These four simply choices will transform your page into a shining
example of web professionalism. By and large, all other changes occur
in the background, such as a searchable database and RSS feeds.

Zinc out...

Evil Noodle

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> "Bonzaa" <jcrofts@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
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<snip>

> Hello Gabrielle....You seem like a genuinely nice person, so I'm going
> to make some polite suggestions about your webpage.
>
> I'm a webdesigner, and would be happy to develop your homepage so that
> it has a more modern look. For free.
>
> Here's some suggestions:
>
> (1) Use of subtle colors, rather than overpowering ones. The page
> needs to have the colors increase in luminosity (more white) and
> diminish in saturation (less hot pink);
>
> (2) A left-side javascripted menu that not only highlights the choice
> by passing over it with a mouse, but also changes pictures and topics
> on the page;
>
> (3) Nested tables, to give the page a 'modern magazine' feel.
>
> (4) A more elegant font choice, such as Palatino or Garabond.
>
> These four simply choices will transform your page into a shining
> example of web professionalism. By and large, all other changes occur
> in the background, such as a searchable database and RSS feeds.
>
> Zinc out...

Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm

It's an amateurish first attempt thrown together with Frontpage, and
consisting of a few Xara Webstyle 3 components, such as the heading
and navbars, (yes I know the navbars are crap but I quite liked them
at the time)

I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java, I also
wouldn't know a nested table if it jumped up and hit me, but I'm
open to suggestions. Even if it does mean heading down the road to clean and
professional luminosity rather than the path of the funky blue background
and colourful, if clumsy navbars

Ian.

zinc_chameleon

"Evil Noodle" <evil.noodle@NOTAREALADDYntlworld.com> wrote in message news:<Srbhd.858$AY4.273@newsfe3-win.ntli.net>...
> "zinc_chameleon" <zinc_chameleon@mailandnews.com> wrote in message
> news:22a13757.0410310624.7086fa96@posting.google.c om...
> > "Bonzaa" <jcrofts@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
> > news:<41834196$0$31902$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>...
>
> <snip>
>
> > Hello Gabrielle....You seem like a genuinely nice person, so I'm going
> > to make some polite suggestions about your webpage.
> >
> > I'm a webdesigner, and would be happy to develop your homepage so that
> > it has a more modern look. For free.
> >
> > Here's some suggestions:
> >
> > (1) Use of subtle colors, rather than overpowering ones. The page
> > needs to have the colors increase in luminosity (more white) and
> > diminish in saturation (less hot pink);
> >
> > (2) A left-side javascripted menu that not only highlights the choice
> > by passing over it with a mouse, but also changes pictures and topics
> > on the page;
> >
> > (3) Nested tables, to give the page a 'modern magazine' feel.
> >
> > (4) A more elegant font choice, such as Palatino or Garabond.
> >
> > These four simply choices will transform your page into a shining
> > example of web professionalism. By and large, all other changes occur
> > in the background, such as a searchable database and RSS feeds.
> >
> > Zinc out...
>
> Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?
>
Why sure, glad to help out.

> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm
>
> It's an amateurish first attempt thrown together with Frontpage, and
> consisting of a few Xara Webstyle 3 components, such as the heading
> and navbars, (yes I know the navbars are crap but I quite liked them
> at the time)
>
Good basic design. You've remembered the rule about contrasting
foreground and background. White lettering works on deep blue, it's
one of the reasons that people like blueprints.

> I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java, I also
> wouldn't know a nested table if it jumped up and hit me, but I'm
> open to suggestions.

Nested tables are necessary for clean, magazine-style layout. They
give the same result on all browsers, which is more than you can hope
for with advanced style sheets.

Even if it does mean heading down the road to clean and
> professional luminosity rather than the path of the funky blue background
> and colourful, if clumsy navbars
>
> Ian.

The navbars are okay, then only thing is to group them tightly, and
use the width of the page as well as the lenght.

If at all possible, the front page of any site shouldn't require
scrolling on 1024 by 768 resolution; but you'd be surprised how many
big-time sites ignore that rule.

I'm going to be uploading a new version of Gea's page tonight; more on
that later.

Zinc out...

zinc_chameleon

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> "zinc_chameleon" <zinc_chameleon@mailandnews.com> wrote in message
> news:22a13757.0410310624.7086fa96@posting.google.c om...
> > "Bonzaa" <jcrofts@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
> > news:<41834196$0$31902$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>...
>
> <snip>
>
> > Hello Gabrielle....You seem like a genuinely nice person, so I'm going
> > to make some polite suggestions about your webpage.
> >
> > I'm a webdesigner, and would be happy to develop your homepage so that
> > it has a more modern look. For free.
> >
> > Here's some suggestions:
> >
> > (1) Use of subtle colors, rather than overpowering ones. The page
> > needs to have the colors increase in luminosity (more white) and
> > diminish in saturation (less hot pink);
> >
> > (2) A left-side javascripted menu that not only highlights the choice
> > by passing over it with a mouse, but also changes pictures and topics
> > on the page;
> >
> > (3) Nested tables, to give the page a 'modern magazine' feel.
> >
> > (4) A more elegant font choice, such as Palatino or Garabond.
> >
> > These four simply choices will transform your page into a shining
> > example of web professionalism. By and large, all other changes occur
> > in the background, such as a searchable database and RSS feeds.
> >
> > Zinc out...
>
> Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?
>
> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm
>
> It's an amateurish first attempt thrown together with Frontpage, and
> consisting of a few Xara Webstyle 3 components, such as the heading
> and navbars, (yes I know the navbars are crap but I quite liked them
> at the time)
>
> I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java, I also
> wouldn't know a nested table if it jumped up and hit me, but I'm
> open to suggestions. Even if it does mean heading down the road to clean and
> professional luminosity rather than the path of the funky blue background
> and colourful, if clumsy navbars
>
> Ian.

Hello Ian...

Well, this whole discussion got me so excited that I brushed off some
old code from 2001 and put in on a free hosting service. I hope Gea
doesn't mind!

You can see a very simple page of mine here:

http://blake.prohosting.com/duji/index.html

Everything is contained on the one page; all the styles are "inline".
I'm purposely keeping this one as simple as possible; however there
are some subtle tricks. The background picture is sliced into three,
and is the bottom layer of the style. The other menus, pictures and
links are on differing layers of the page. The advantage of this
style-sheet approach is that one has pixel-by-pixel control of the
visual objects.

This became a necessity because the free hosting service inserts its
own code into the page; that's free for you.

Zinc out...

Evil Noodle

"zinc_chameleon" <zinc_chameleon@mailandnews.com> wrote in message
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> "Evil Noodle" <evil.noodle@NOTAREALADDYntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:<Srbhd.858$AY4.273@newsfe3-win.ntli.net>...
>> "zinc_chameleon" <zinc_chameleon@mailandnews.com> wrote in message
>> news:22a13757.0410310624.7086fa96@posting.google.c om...
>> > "Bonzaa" <jcrofts@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
>> > news:<41834196$0$31902$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>...
>>
>> <snip>
>>
>> > Hello Gabrielle....You seem like a genuinely nice person, so I'm going
>> > to make some polite suggestions about your webpage.
>> >
>> > I'm a webdesigner, and would be happy to develop your homepage so that
>> > it has a more modern look. For free.
>> >
>> > Here's some suggestions:
>> >
>> > (1) Use of subtle colors, rather than overpowering ones. The page
>> > needs to have the colors increase in luminosity (more white) and
>> > diminish in saturation (less hot pink);
>> >
>> > (2) A left-side javascripted menu that not only highlights the choice
>> > by passing over it with a mouse, but also changes pictures and topics
>> > on the page;
>> >
>> > (3) Nested tables, to give the page a 'modern magazine' feel.
>> >
>> > (4) A more elegant font choice, such as Palatino or Garabond.
>> >
>> > These four simply choices will transform your page into a shining
>> > example of web professionalism. By and large, all other changes occur
>> > in the background, such as a searchable database and RSS feeds.
>> >
>> > Zinc out...
>>
>> Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?
>>
> Why sure, glad to help out.
>
>> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm
>>
>> It's an amateurish first attempt thrown together with Frontpage, and
>> consisting of a few Xara Webstyle 3 components, such as the heading
>> and navbars, (yes I know the navbars are crap but I quite liked them
>> at the time)
>>
> Good basic design. You've remembered the rule about contrasting
> foreground and background. White lettering works on deep blue, it's
> one of the reasons that people like blueprints.

I toyed with white or a pastel shade but I must admit to a fondness for
an unobtrusive background. Though as it's a psychic related site aren't
I legally obliged to have it all in instant migraine inducing, clashing
colours?

>> I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java, I also
>> wouldn't know a nested table if it jumped up and hit me, but I'm
>> open to suggestions.
>
> Nested tables are necessary for clean, magazine-style layout. They
> give the same result on all browsers, which is more than you can hope
> for with advanced style sheets.

(Note to self, go look up nested tables and style sheets)

>> Even if it does mean heading down the road to clean and
>> professional luminosity rather than the path of the funky blue
>> >>background and colourful, if clumsy navbars
>>
>> Ian.
>
> The navbars are okay, then only thing is to group them tightly, and
> use the width of the page as well as the lenght.

I've put the two together now, with the heading below them.

> If at all possible, the front page of any site shouldn't require
> scrolling on 1024 by 768 resolution; but you'd be surprised how many
> big-time sites ignore that rule.

I did initially intend to have the site map section separate, but I thought
that at least visitors might actually see it as it's part of the home page,
many people might not even bother clicking on a link otherwise, unless they
were
serious about delving into the site's facets.

> I'm going to be uploading a new version of Gea's page tonight; more on
> that later.
>
> Zinc out...

Evil Noodle

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> "Evil Noodle" <evil.noodle@NOTAREALADDYntlworld.com> wrote in message
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>> "zinc_chameleon" <zinc_chameleon@mailandnews.com> wrote in message
>> news:22a13757.0410310624.7086fa96@posting.google.c om...
>> > "Bonzaa" <jcrofts@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
>> > news:<41834196$0$31902$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>...

>> <snip>

> Hello Ian...
>
> Well, this whole discussion got me so excited that I brushed off some
> old code from 2001 and put in on a free hosting service. I hope Gea
> doesn't mind!
>
> You can see a very simple page of mine here:
>
> http://blake.prohosting.com/duji/index.html
>
> Everything is contained on the one page; all the styles are "inline".
> I'm purposely keeping this one as simple as possible; however there
> are some subtle tricks. The background picture is sliced into three,
> and is the bottom layer of the style. The other menus, pictures and
> links are on differing layers of the page. The advantage of this
> style-sheet approach is that one has pixel-by-pixel control of the
> visual objects.
>
> This became a necessity because the free hosting service inserts its
> own code into the page; that's free for you.
>
> Zinc out...

It looks quite clean that way without the intrusion of the hosting
additions.
I'm still unclear about the style-sheets though, in a very basic sense, what
are they, and what's the benefit of layers compared with the way I have
everything just sitting on a basic background?

zinc_chameleon

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> "zinc_chameleon" <zinc_chameleon@mailandnews.com> wrote in message
> news:22a13757.0410312006.1cc9f69a@posting.google.c om...
> > "Evil Noodle" <evil.noodle@NOTAREALADDYntlworld.com> wrote in message
> > news:<Srbhd.858$AY4.273@newsfe3-win.ntli.net>...
> >> "zinc_chameleon" <zinc_chameleon@mailandnews.com> wrote in message
> >> news:22a13757.0410310624.7086fa96@posting.google.c om...
> >> > "Bonzaa" <jcrofts@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
> >> > news:<41834196$0$31902$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>...
>
> >> <snip>
>
> > Hello Ian...
> >
> > Well, this whole discussion got me so excited that I brushed off some
> > old code from 2001 and put in on a free hosting service. I hope Gea
> > doesn't mind!
> >
> > You can see a very simple page of mine here:
> >
> > http://blake.prohosting.com/duji/index.html
> >
> > Everything is contained on the one page; all the styles are "inline".
> > I'm purposely keeping this one as simple as possible; however there
> > are some subtle tricks. The background picture is sliced into three,
> > and is the bottom layer of the style. The other menus, pictures and
> > links are on differing layers of the page. The advantage of this
> > style-sheet approach is that one has pixel-by-pixel control of the
> > visual objects.
> >
> > This became a necessity because the free hosting service inserts its
> > own code into the page; that's free for you.
> >
> > Zinc out...
>
> It looks quite clean that way without the intrusion of the hosting
> additions.
> I'm still unclear about the style-sheets though, in a very basic sense, what
> are they, and what's the benefit of layers compared with the way I have
> everything just sitting on a basic background?

Simple. If you download the page, or do a "View Source" on your
browser, you'll notice that Gea's picture and her introductory phrase
are in different layers. If that wasn't so, her face wouldn't be
superimposed on the words, and they would be quite separate. Style
sheets allow one to do layout; to treat each picture or phrase as if
written on a scrap of paper, and they can be moved around the page
pixel-by-pixel. At that point, one can design a webpage the same way
one does a paper page.

Zinc out...

m II

Evil Noodle wrote:

>
> Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?
>
> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm


As an added bonus, the following does exactly the same thing.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/

The index.html is assumed by most if not all browsers..the htm appendage
is a plot by microsoft to make everyone conform to THEIR view of the
universe. Please don't use it. USE HTML!

There, NOW I feel better...



> I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java


I have you beat hands down in that regard. I don't have a clue in MANY
MANY more things than you, but being a humble sort, don't mention it too
often. Please don't interpret this as bragging or preening...it's just a
fact.



mike

Evil Noodle

"m II" <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca> wrote in message
news:7phid.49891$E93.38782@clgrps12...
> Evil Noodle wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?
>>
>> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm
>
> As an added bonus, the following does exactly the same thing.
>
> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/

Well there you go then, two for the price of one.

> The index.html is assumed by most if not all browsers..the htm appendage
> is a plot by microsoft to make everyone conform to THEIR
> view of the universe. Please don't use it. USE HTML!

I blame Frontpage.

> There, NOW I feel better...

>> I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java

> I have you beat hands down in that regard. I don't have a clue in MANY
> MANY more things than you, but being a humble sort, don't mention it too
> often. Please don't interpret this as bragging or preening...
> it's just a fact.

> mike

I was somewhat reticent about revealing the site to a greater audience
due to the obvious disappointment it would cause among the psychic
community.
After all, what psychic related site that wishes to be taken at all
seriously,
doesn't have a clashing text / background combination, garish graphics
and no muffled, cheesy soundtrack to irritate the browser?

I must hereby apologise for these glaring omissions but in a humble effort
to redeem myself in the eyes of my peers, I did at least include a silly
animated gif on the links page, and I hope to be adding a plethora of low
quality angel graphics ASAP.

zinc_chameleon

m II <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca> wrote in message news:<7phid.49891$E93.38782@clgrps12>...
> Evil Noodle wrote:
>
> >
> > Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?
> >
> > http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm
>
>
> As an added bonus, the following does exactly the same thing.
>
> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/
>
> The index.html is assumed by most if not all browsers..the htm appendage
> is a plot by microsoft to make everyone conform to THEIR view of the
> universe. Please don't use it. USE HTML!
>
> There, NOW I feel better...
>
>
>
> > I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java
>
>
> I have you beat hands down in that regard. I don't have a clue in MANY
> MANY more things than you, but being a humble sort, don't mention it too
> often. Please don't interpret this as bragging or preening...it's just a
> fact.
>
>
>
> mike

Hello everyone...

I've just updated Gea's page to include disjoint rollovers. If you
slide your mouse across the menu at left, it makes the lens color
change on the right. This is just a mockup, of course. The real page
would have pictures replacing the colored lenses.

Feel free to steal the code; it's thoroughly commented.

Zinc, who has never been accused of being humble...

zinc_chameleon

"Evil Noodle" <evil.noodle@NOTAREALADDYntlworld.com> wrote in message news:<sFmid.40$fY5.25@newsfe5-win.ntli.net>...
> "m II" <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca> wrote in message
> news:7phid.49891$E93.38782@clgrps12...
> > Evil Noodle wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Hi Zinc, care to cast an eye over my own humble site?
> >>
> >> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/index.htm
> >
> > As an added bonus, the following does exactly the same thing.
> >
> > http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ian.bradley4/
>
> Well there you go then, two for the price of one.
>
> > The index.html is assumed by most if not all browsers..the htm appendage
> > is a plot by microsoft to make everyone conform to THEIR
> > view of the universe. Please don't use it. USE HTML!
>
> I blame Frontpage.
>
> > There, NOW I feel better...
>
> >> I'm entirely self taught and I haven't a clue about html or Java
>
> > I have you beat hands down in that regard. I don't have a clue in MANY
> > MANY more things than you, but being a humble sort, don't mention it too
> > often. Please don't interpret this as bragging or preening...
> > it's just a fact.
>
> > mike
>
> I was somewhat reticent about revealing the site to a greater audience
> due to the obvious disappointment it would cause among the psychic
> community.
> After all, what psychic related site that wishes to be taken at all
> seriously,
> doesn't have a clashing text / background combination, garish graphics
> and no muffled, cheesy soundtrack to irritate the browser?
>
> I must hereby apologise for these glaring omissions but in a humble effort
> to redeem myself in the eyes of my peers, I did at least include a silly
> animated gif on the links page, and I hope to be adding a plethora of low
> quality angel graphics ASAP.

Tell you what...find you favourite magazine cover..scan it to me over
at

zinc_chameleon@yahoo.ca

and I'll make a page out of it.

Zinc

p.s. I've updated http://blake.prohosting.com/duji for an artist
friend of mine who is building a business, in case you're wondering
where Gea went.

m II

zinc_chameleon wrote:

> I've just updated Gea's page to include disjoint rollovers.


I wish you meat eaters wouldn't be so blatant...and who wants to see dead
animal parts on a web page? *I*, for one, do not.


hmmppphhh (in his best E.N. imitation)




mike (html 'r us) II

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zinc_chameleon wrote:

> I've just updated Gea's page to include disjoint rollovers.


I wish you meat eaters wouldn't be so blatant...and who wants to see dead
animal parts on a web page? *I*, for one, do not.


hmmppphhh (in his best E.N. imitation)




mike (html 'r us) II

Larry Lix

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From: m II <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca>
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zinc_chameleon wrote:

> I've just updated Gea's page to include disjoint rollovers.


I wish you meat eaters wouldn't be so blatant...and who wants to see dead
animal parts on a web page? *I*, for one, do not.


hmmppphhh (in his best E.N. imitation)




mike (html 'r us) II

Larry Lix

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From: m II <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca>
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zinc_chameleon wrote:

> I've just updated Gea's page to include disjoint rollovers.


I wish you meat eaters wouldn't be so blatant...and who wants to see dead
animal parts on a web page? *I*, for one, do not.


hmmppphhh (in his best E.N. imitation)




mike (html 'r us) II