Saturday, December 5, 2009

Pictures!

I've got a ton of pictures to post, and there's more to come when everyone sends in the last of the pictures. For now though, enjoy:

For Halloween, Melissa and I were awesome tigers





For Thanksgiving, Jacob bought a 28 lb. bird, and it came with the head



I thought I was original until I saw Jacob kissing the turkey too





Here we are in mixing Thanksgiving with No-Shave November



We had to have props for our beards, so mine was a girl (Thanks Nour!)



The last day











Exhibition day





I hope Robert never shaves this off





I hope this link works, because it's to a photo album on Facebook. That way, you can see all of the pictures of No-Shave November.

Also, I wrote this in the "Edit HTML" section of Blogger, like I always do, and if it weren't for cut and paste, wow, I don't know what I would've done. Please don't view this page's source, because it will make you cry.

6 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness, I just viewed my source (of the post, not the main page) and I nearly cried. If you dare to look, and I'm begging you not to, what is that huge mess with a script tag at the very bottom? It was terrible. Who can read that nonsense? Also, I wonder how this comment will change the source, but I don't want to look at it again, so I suppose the world will never know.

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  2. I did view the source, and I did cry. Please, Tom, learn about the paragraph tag.

    <p>This is a paragraph</p>

    <br /><br />This is not a paragraph.

    Also, "Who can read that nonsense?"
    I can read that "nonsense."

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  3. No, no, I know all about the paragraph tag. The problem is that I only write the content in the edit section, with minor tweaks to the html. It automatically puts

    because I hit enter twice. It's like training wheels, you think you're riding a bike, but really you're riding a four wheeler. It just lets me think that I can write html.

    And if you can really read that jumble of code that calls itself script, then hats off to you Dan Jones, hats off to you.

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  4. What? Why won't it let me put < and then p and then > but it let you write that? Look at the break between my lines in the above comment to see what I'm talking about. Man, I got the shaft.

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  5. Google lets you put some HTML in comments, so if you want it to show up as code, you have to put as something other than HTML tags. To make <p> show up, you have to put &lt;p&gt;.

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  6. Thanks Dan Jones. You're clearly a good evil genius.

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