Big Bad Links

Posted on February 21, 2004 04:58 PM by Joel Comm

Need something mindless to do? Check out these links.

  • A very good cookie
  • The funniest sitcom on TV
  • Mary's favorite tea
  • My previous life
  • Still bald after all these years

    • See Also

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    1 Comments For This Post

    1. Dave Taylor Says:
      February 21, 2004 05:20 PM

      So you were a frat boy yet you're not listed on the Bridgebuilder Fund. Whassup with that, Joel? Btw, another great time waster: http://www.404-error-page.com/ I've been slowly building it to be a useful reference and it's full of nifty stuff, I think. In fact, instead of you just having your 404 page link to your home page, you might consider writing a custom error page instead... :-)

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