Read My Lips - the blog

Dec. 14, 2004

Well, as no one has commented in two days and, given that not a single person has even gone so far as to answer the simple question I asked in this post, I will jes' have to go again with a nice set of links to point out those nuggets of wisdom and gems of humor that I have found here and there through my blog surfin' adventures. All links open in new windows, so feel free to click and read ... the list will be awaitin' your return. Now, for your readin' pleasure, the proprietors of Read My Lips are proud to present:

• Forced Shavin' shows us how far some guy from South Africa will go to break a world record. 'Couse, I did notice that this event occurred in Aug. of '03, so it may be that Glenn Reynolds has already posted on this story.
• Gayla, bloggin' at Single Again Blog pointed out a Single Bloggers Directory.
• Matching Tracksuits has delivered an early present, Polish Christmas Carols.
• Bittersweet Resonance provided documentary evidence of how curiosity possibly killed the cat.
• A real doctor, Kevin, M.D., warns that Ads for body-imaging health screens may mislead. While he is proudly a bloggin' doctor, Kevin did not say whether or not he was up to doin' late night blog calls.
• Sweet N Sassy of Always Victoria reminds of those oft over-looked things we forget during the holiday season:

  the spirit of love, the special warmth of Christmas worship, the cherished little habits of home.

  There are still some 'mong us that really don't have much to enjoy over this season, but it is nice, all the same, to think of those who do.
• This is touted as The Complete CSS tutorial, which would be a handy resource, if ya needed it. I actually found it on someone else's blog, but as the link was embedded within their own URL and I had to work so as to extricate such so as to see what was underneath, I neglected to remember whom got the spork.

• David Simmer II has a trap set up for people stealin' his bandwidth by pastin' links that call for pics posted on his server. It 'pears that one rather religiously inclined hypocrite took umbrage with his methods.