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Sailing on an overcast day
The lovely teapots featured here can be found at Teapots from around the World. No actual teapots were harmed in the making of this weblog.
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Sailing on an overcast day
The lovely teapots featured here can be found at Teapots from around the World. No actual teapots were harmed in the making of this weblog.
3 comments:
I must say that you have managed to surpass my skills at designing web pages in a week. I have been playing with the wiki for around 3 months now and it still gives me nightmares. You have done, are doing, a great job with the web page and I like the asteroids = donuts blog. It seems like with the amount of work I am doing here, in a couple of weeks I will not be able to tell the difference between a tea pot and person. But maybe they are also in the same homotopy class?
Hi klw1026,
Thank you for the kind words, but CrackedPot just used a Blogger template and inserted a few pictures and such. The SugarCubed (hmmm, comments won't accept html in order to cube properly) helped a tad with some html advice, but other than that, it was pretty easy. CrackedPot will be tackling Wikis in the future. As far as not being able to tell the difference between a teapot and a person, if the people where you are at are as pierced as the people where CrackedPot is at, then you will more likely mistake them for colanders.
Perhaps klw1026 should mark this on his colander. Apparently crackpot knows about kitchen appliances and has shown proof that learning can take place though osmosis. At least, if the learner is sleeping or reading her book after eating Mexican.
T-Roll
Enjoying the homotopy hilarity.
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