That’s one tricky mod! I ran into this error:
“Fatal error: Class template_plus: Cannot inherit from undefined class template in …”
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My, how time flies. What have I done today? Hmm. Well, I’ve read lots of websites and forums, including Slashdot, the Cybiko Forums, and the Google Community. I’ve posted an ad on WHT looking for link exchange partners. I read my summer reading books for 30 minutes.
Last weekend, I participated in the American Cancer Society’s 24 hour “Relay for Life”. It was a pretty neat experience. I donated $100, so I got a free t-shirt and 3 meal tokens (for lunch, dinner, and breakfast). I didn’t eat breakfast on Sunday morning (since I left quickly to go to church), so I have one extra token I’m keeping as a souvenir.
This is neat. The Googleism is pretty accurate to my idea of Gengar, overall. Some of it’s just plain hilarious.
I was thinking about the 1983 movie WarGames and how the computer personality of “Joshua” acted like a human. The first time you asked it a question, it responded with a question or didn’t give a complete answer. However, if you asked the computer the same question a second time, you got the information you were after.
The favicon is the “favorites icon” used by Internet Explorer (and other browsers, such as Firefox) to represent the website. I noticed Google’s orkut just added a favicon because I see it in my toolbar link to orkut.
This Google search box is flavored (yummy!)
Some of these are pretty funny.
The first time I’ve been under anesthesia. I left home at about 7:10 AM to arrive at about 7:45.
I had surgery to remove the two bottom wisdom teeth.
My rank in Google for the search Elliot Lee is dismally low. At least I’m second for ellliotlee, although I’m sure nobody ever searches for that. Elliot Lee, on the other hand, appears to be a fairly common name. Lee is certainly a common last name, but Elliot — well, I was hoping that was unique to me but it’s obvious that it’s not. There’s an Elliot Lee who works for Red Hat and a company called Elliot Lee Incorporated which sells promotional products.
