Have I posted this video before somewhere? I can’t find it. But it’s kinda cool — nothing fancy, just me walking — whatever, here it is again.
Taken at “Seadog Beach”, a few month ago.
Ferrybelly
Inside the empty “MF SyltExpress” on our way to Denmark to hail the shores of Queen Margarethe II. and to crawl into left over parts of Hitler’s coastal fortifications.
More about this photo at its Flickr page.
Toehole
If you’re in a hurry: Don’t climb onto a caravan, get your shoes off and jump barefoot down to hit the tarmac while tiptoeing like a ballerina. It slows things down.
More about this photo at its Flickr page.
Fuck the social comments
This is a personal site without a goal, without a motto, and without content worthy to people who don’t know me, and even most of the stuff I post is not even of any interest to the few who do know me.
I’ve tried Intense Debate, Disqus and had a look at Echo to superpower my comment section, yeah — but they are either buggy, take ages to load, have counterintuitive interfaces or can’t be styled to my liking.
So fuck it, here is the old ordinary comment form back for the 2 or 3 people who comment here. Just keep my cookies in the jar and all shall be swell.
How to markup a conversation?
I was searching the web today to find out how to markup a conversation/dialog, but there seems to be no definitive solution — only “HTML5 dialog” references. This is what I came up with so far (by following Jon Tan’s suggestion).
- Manuel
- I am wondering how to properly markup a conversation.
- Lazyweb
- Well I can’t help but suggest you post about it. Maybe someone has an idea or were more successful at taking it with Google.
- Manuel
- Yeah, hope you’re right and someone will comment on this. And I don’t want to wait for the HTML5 dialog tag!
- Lazyweb
- You’re thinking about the Superfriends? Be confident.
Is this the way to go? Here’s the markup and the CSS:
<dl class="dialog">
<dt class="dialog">Manuel</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Bla bla bla?</dd>
<dt class="dialog">Lazyweb</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Nom nom nom!</dd>
<dt class="dialog">Manuel</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Tweet tweet tweet?</dd>
<dt class="dialog">Lazyweb</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Me me me!</dd>
</dl>
<dt class="dialog">Manuel</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Bla bla bla?</dd>
<dt class="dialog">Lazyweb</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Nom nom nom!</dd>
<dt class="dialog">Manuel</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Tweet tweet tweet?</dd>
<dt class="dialog">Lazyweb</dt>
<dd class="dialog">Me me me!</dd>
</dl>
dl.dialog {
color:#666;
margin-left:3em;
}
dt.dialog {
color:#666;
margin-left:0;
font-weight:bold;
}
dd.dialog {
color:#666;
margin-left:1em;
font-style:italic;
margin-bottom:.4em;
}
color:#666;
margin-left:3em;
}
dt.dialog {
color:#666;
margin-left:0;
font-weight:bold;
}
dd.dialog {
color:#666;
margin-left:1em;
font-style:italic;
margin-bottom:.4em;
}
4M Cattle
I was actually trying to “seduce” those cattle with extra delicious grass from behind the fence to make them comfortable with me so I could take some closeups of them, but they didn’t buy it.
So all that was left is this shot and my “fence of persona”, visualized with my 4M logo.
More about this photo at its Flickr page.