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LOL @ Alt.
To answer your question, yes, i think it very well may be.
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Nice. Reminds me of a bad play-on-words I used the other day: http://unicellularcomic.com/2009/10/198-physics-homework/
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It kinda was, wasn’t it? I mean, come on! It’s like the classics all over again!
I always knew she was hiding something… take THAT Dan Brown! 😀
Hey, I’ve just noticed. If you click the comments button, then the tab thingy on your browser has another joke.
Like when I discovered the alt-text, I’m going to have to re-read the whole archive now.
Mr. Surl, I’m sorry, but I don’t have the patience to decode binary alt-text and when it’s in there I feel like I’m missing something. It’s probably my fault, and I’m not saying don’t do it, because it makes people who do have the patience feel good about themselves, it’s just that you should know that not everyone finds it entirely witty and clever.
But all you have to do it right click -> inspect element -> copy and paste the alt attribute into a translator