h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Who has the best intro page on the guide?
Intersting to look into, and feel free to mention your own page if you think its good.

Mina http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/U94986

Me?
You say the nicest things.

Amy the Ant's is very well organised and layed out, but there are so many differnt styles and ways of doing it, there all pretty much unique which is after all what they are for, in part, to identify at least in some way the individuality and personality of whom it is...

Don't even bother looking at mine, its a complete mess, with bits of GML experimentation all over the place, and I never seem to get round to tidying it up....

What was that you were saying 2Legs? I can't see the bottom half of my screen for all the paperwork piled up on my desk

Personal spaces reflecting real life personalities, nooooo never



Now will some one please tell me just what colour my desk is? It seems to be buried

I try to keep mine up to date, but it's a bit long-winded... Frightening to think that user spaces are a reflection on personality...

Two people who are close to me registered on h2g2 after I told them about it, and both partially quoted my introduction. If immitation is the sincerest form of flattery, consider my intro to be great.

Why is the xpression always 'form of flattery', never 'kind of, or type of, or sort of flattery ...oh never mind I answered my own question.

Form follows function, off course.


Man this thread went from sychophancy to idiosy in a record few posts.
All it needs now is Mycroft posting a link to:
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jwf

I like them all. Mina's page caused an interesting incident, as I was looking at it in the writing center before school one day and the supervisor-type-person walked by...fortuantely I didn't get in trouble, but it was interesting...

The best page has to be that of the 'real' nighthoover.
So simple.
Uncluttered.
Poinient.
Deeply sacred.
plain.
Uncomplicated.

That's U183456.

Another thread invaded by nighthooverites. nighthooverics. nighthooverists. nighthooveranians?
Whatever.

Anyhoo....my point, assuming i had one,is i'm anti-nighthoover.
Or at least a nighthoover-sceptic. It's as bad as those very determined religious doorsteppers who time their arrival to coincide with you eating your tea (names withheld to prevent sueage [technical legal term]). You can't virtually turn around in this dam' nonexistent place without non-bumping into a reference to that jumped up Dyson wannabe!

I want proof, and in protest, i'm not hoovering my flat until i get it. We'll all just sit here in filth till somebody proves....something.

Damn, i've forgotten what my point was. Again.

...and I alway get blaimed for it sometimes... I dunno, but well err, I dunno

>> Form follows function, off course. <<

I just want to say that was not a typo.
It means what it says.

I mention it now because in part, it answers shank monkeys query regarding the apparent pointlessness of ubiquitous highthooverism.
And because I want to be absolutely clear that disformation is inevitable when dysfunction rains.

As the song sings:
"Every time it rains, it rains,
pennies from heaven."


~jwf~

If dysfunction rains, you'll need a broken mop and bucket with a hole in it .


What is 'nighthoover'?

Read the thread called cancel if you want to know who nighthoover is. You might wanna leave your sanity at the door.

*on a roll now*


"Here comes Sanity Clause
Here comes Sanity Clause
Ride down Sanity Clause Way.
Vixen and Blitzen and Olive (the other reindeer)
hauling dat ol' sleigh.
So fill your boots and nod your head
an' ya better watch out and not pee the bed
cause the Sanity Clause comes today."



~jwf~

I'll second,third,fourth,fifth,sixth..........that.



Incog.