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The language the net is built upon
Hammy of Hamster (died, still moving) Started conversation Feb 26, 2002
Lies Lies Lies 
HTML is the language the web is built upon.
The net is much more than the web as u should well know 
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The language the net is built upon
Hammy of Hamster (died, still moving) Posted Feb 26, 2002
sorry, first day back @ college after half term; a little irritable
The language the net is built upon
lw - ck Posted Feb 27, 2002
so'k
have some 
I find i alwys feel better (and heavier) after some.
CK
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Hammy of Hamster (died, still moving) Posted Feb 27, 2002
but I heavy enough alread
but is nice
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lw - ck Posted Mar 6, 2002
Thanks for the link on your personal space
Did you know how to use the MARQUEE like that already or did my entry actually help someone?!
CK
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lw - ck Posted Mar 6, 2002
Ohh yeah and do you agree with the footnote (which has been changed) now?
CK
The language the net is built upon
Hammy of Hamster (died, still moving) Posted Mar 6, 2002
yeah, 
, very nice, I concur
Before your page it just went left and right, now it bounces .
Also: I spent soem time writing a VML-Javascript pong thing that plays against itself. I was not amused when I thought of this:
http://www.thamster.fsnet.co.uk/pong.htm
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