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Eric - 2005-11-25 17:30:26
A Myspace? I guess I'm still the only one without one. I still refuse to go over to the dark side.
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2fs - 2005-11-25 23:04:38
B-b-b-but it's, uh, totally blank. To alter a joke I made the other day: so, what, is this like John Cage's Myspace page?
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Paula - 2005-11-25 23:12:23
it is?
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Paula - 2005-11-26 12:27:24
OK, found out that viewing the MySpace pages in Firefox is problematic, although Safari and IE are OK.

Eric--mySpace is a way for bands to put their music on the web for free, and listen to other people's music, which is much appreciated. A friend of mine actually found a violinist for his band that way. So, yeah, as a social tool it's a little cheesy, but as a musical thang, it's pretty useful and fun.
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2fs - 2005-11-26 16:46:22
That's odd: they must have rejiggered their thingum, because I used to be able to see Myspace pages in Firefox with no problems. (How intelligent is that: messing with your thingum so that the fastest-growing browser can't read it?) I brought it up in IE - that's a freaky little...thing there. If my German's not totally off, that's a, uh, bunny?
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Sue - 2005-11-26 16:51:06
for the record, I can see it in Firefox.
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Paula - 2005-11-26 18:42:03
Jeff: If my German's not totally off, that's a, uh, bunny?

Well, no, it's a tarsier, but you're right about the German. "I am a little bunny." Cuz, you know, I am, sometimes.
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Editrix - 2005-11-27 12:34:20
Those glasses? Fox-ay!
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amatt - 2005-11-28 11:47:18
I love women with glasses. So there. (Call me what you will)
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