Yup.
Thar she blows.
Hide the women and children.
What you’re looking at right now is the new version of the slipstream. Gone is the rudimentary html (complete with lack of stylesheets) and Come is this high technological wonder you see gyrating before you at seventeen and a half revolutions per second. I hope you’re as veritably gobsmacked as I.
It might be apparent that I have joined the almost unavoidable rank and file of pale, blue-themed webpages. Naturally so. There must be some reason that 80% of websites now share the same colour scheme. I’m not about to try and stand in the way of history by having a site that’s all “oh look at me I have light text on a dark background” or “hello, i’m purple and green and Grey and very pleased to make your acquaintance”. I have been told by several that this here sort of short-lined, drab design is easy on the eyes and easier to read. I have also been told the opposite by others, and yet here we are. Here we are, sitting at our computers, looking at pale, bluishly hued sites from all over the world. It must mean something.
I’d love to hear what y’all think of my new home on Al Gore’s interweb. Even if you don’t think highly. All suggestions will be executed (either by implementation, or by six-gun). Ian, I know you think the title is purple, but it isn’t, nor is the font emo. Next?
If there are any who should be listed in the links, or any who would rather not be listed there, or perhaps would rather not have their real name used, let me know either here or privately. I live to serve.
Also, bear with whatever stupid little problems result from the newness of this here site. With any luck they shan’t persist much long.
Oh. And it looks better in firefox. On purpose.
Huge thanks to my man Kevin for getting it online during the week where I struggle without internet save that I steal from spare moments on the campus. (we should be getting it near the 14th, which is a wednesday, at our pleasant house on Emerson)