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02.04.2005 |

>> Awesome new Flickr group: Welcome, Squid Overlords

08:58 PM | TB (0)

02.04.2005 | TGS 8

>> Teen Girl Squad #8: "Soopa Groop"

08:41 PM | TB (0)

02.03.2005 | Something Awful Alone In The Dark

>> Something Awful's behind-the-scenes of Alone In The Dark

06:07 PM | TB (0)

02.03.2005 | Making Some Adjustments

This is just another test entry to see how some of the new CSS information I've coded gets rendered -- specifically, I want to see what p class="quote" does.

So I'm going to need a large block of text here, that will break across a few lines -- that way, I can see what a lengthy quote from some other article looks like. I hope it's not too much like the remaindered links, but we'll see. I'm also going to have to get into the habit of using paragraph tags instead of line breaks, since the W3C validator seems to really hate br tags. Sigh. I'm so bad at HTML.

So. Did that work out OK?