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The Messiah’s new clothes
Continuing with the Jesus theme, you now have the opportunity of dressing him courtesy or “normal” Bob Smith. The fun never stops—and neither do the complaints. Also on the web today, it feels good to welcome back K10k, who have been off work with server death for what seems like an age.
Today, this site passed the two million hits mark. I would like to thank you all for stopping by, and a special thank you to all those who have taken the time to get in touch with me. If nothing else, I’ve made a lot of friends out of this project. I hope that you’ll keep stopping by, and I also hope that I keep finding the time to make the odd improvement here and there. You’ll hear it here first.
Bullshit-O-Matic
This is cool: the Web Economy Bullshit Generator. It allows you to get involved in all of those ludicrous meetings with design agencies and marketeers, though I fear it may render a whole generation of such people redundant.
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