Comments on: And some SEO in a pear tree

By: Современный

Современный — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 04:39:31 +0000

Очень заинтерисовался, буду теперь постоянно вас читать

By: Erin M

Erin M — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:57:10 +0000

oh viewing the source code is easy! just right click and choose “view source” or goto te top where it says ‘file’ “edit” view”etc… click view then choose “source”

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By: Jannie

Jannie — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 20:23:27 +0000

Rhett: No Way! You can see someone’s source code? My goodness, I’m so glad I’ve gotten out from under my rock and asked for y’alls’ help.

By: Rhett

Rhett — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 20:17:03 +0000

If you were using blogger I would-a given you all solutions. Wordpress is supposed to be real hot and all. Better than blogger. Just look up the HTML at google na. The best thing I do is whenevr I visit a great blog and I wanna steal something. I just go into the source code of the page and to the HTML and paste it at my blog. Have done it a couple-a times. Press Ctrl+U if yu use firefox to view the source code. Anyway, that wont be any help, i was just shooting d bull ))

Rhett’s last blog post..Jane

By: Jannie

Jannie — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 19:34:04 +0000

Robb: The all-in-one SEO package, now that I could go for. (About electric cars, I heard that they might start putting speakers under the hood so it sounds like a real car, thus the blind can hear them too.

Barbara: I got 3 books out of the library on CSS and such but soon got so lost. Or maybe it was that second margarita (okay , the 3rd one,) while reading that got me!?

Tammy: I have been described by many to have a pronounced Mid-Western, Texas, New England, Mexican accent with just a hint of Valley Girl thrown in to keep people guessing. (and if ever you come visit, I’ll bake a cake which you can decorate and we’ll hang out in the treehouse until every crumb is gone!)

Cath: Hmmn, that is a bit of a potential quandary about breaking links and such but if anyone can figure it out, you will. Thanks for reinforcing that SEO idea and pointing me to your Stumble Upon banner!

Lewis: Thanks for the reminder. He doesn’t think. He knows.

Glenn: I am from a small town in Eastern Canada, spent my first 26 years there before running off with Jim to Texas. I grew up on a farm by the Bay of Something-Or-Other. I can milk a cow, pitch a hay bale up to the 3rd tier of a wagonload and shoot the nuts off a….. hazel tree from 300 paces.

Do you think that was maybe just spam for the Russians’ version of viagra??

By: Glenn Buttkus

Glenn Buttkus — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 15:40:17 +0000

You do come on strong like a Texas gal. My wife, Melva is from below Victoria and Edna, little town called Lolita, near Port Lavacca. She has helped me to see and appreciate Texas. I have never checked out Austin yet though. What part of Canada are you from, the plains, the prairie, the tundra, the mountains, a big city, a farm? I have a student at work that is Greek, and he claims that the Greek and Russian alphabet are very close, although he cannot speak Russian, he can read it. Glenn Glenn Buttkus’s last blog post..Greatness

By: lewis

lewis — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 14:45:09 +0000

I doubt God thinks.