No not yours. I'm not fishing for compliments here, or criticism for that matter.
I feel I need to say something to all you good people whose blogs I follow. Just because I haven't left a comment lately doesn't mean that I'm not still avidly reading your posts. It's just I'm not feeling particularly witty, profound, or original - or, depending on my energy levels, relevant or even coherent.
Also, if it's an older post that I haven't gotten too yet and there's already a string of comments, I can find it hard to jump into a "conversation" that's on the go. I have the same problem in the big blue room.
What it boils down to is I believe when one of you goes to the trouble of making a post you deserve a good comment which shows my appreciation and hopefully adds something. If I can't do that then I think it's better to keep my mouth shut. If anything, it's a failure on my part.
And finally, a couple of short films that are favourites of mine. And you can see them right here on the web.
You might also be interested if you've never heard Irish spoken.
1. First and Foremost - PLEASE FIX THE SLIDESHOWS - or at least admit that there's a problem. Done 2. On the edit comment page change the default so "Disable smilies" is not ticked. Done
3. Change how watched albums work so that you can go straight to the comment/photo rather than just the album.
4. In the files section of your account you can create new sub-folders, but on the Add new/Edit blog post page, in the Add pictures/files: section you can only see the /blog folder when you click on the File archive button. Please add a way to change folders.
5. Make it easier to customise my blog page. CSS is hard when you're starting from nothing.
That's makes me sound so negative. I My Opera. I've tried a couple other sites, but I think this is far and away the best. Keep up the good work.
Now, who do I tag? I'll let my friends choose. If you're reading this and you want to be tagged consider it done.
I don't think it's a secret that I like science. And if it is well the cat's out of the bag now. And there is nothing better than a good experiment. Unfortunately, most of us don't have access to a properly equipped lab or workshop like the Mythbusters or Brainiac.
So here's a few experiments that anyone can do. All you need is a brain. I think you qualify if you've made it this far.