Two little gems that struck me today.

In the Art Café in Melksham, we sat and had our PHP course lunch. Everyone was chatty, except for Sean who kept looking over John's shoulder to the door behind. Then I spotted it; a steady succession of people were buying their food at the counter and bearing it out of the seating area, on China plates, through the door marked "Toilet".

In McDonald's where we had popped in for a quick (ha, ha!) burger before an evening meeeting, I picked up a piece of paper for children to complete for a competiton. The top part of the page was marked Head and then the section below was marked Body. Looks to me that we're into McWeb Design here. Then I noticed the third section marked Legs / Tail. Perhaps there's a new standard called Web 3.0 coming along, or perhaps I had missed something.

If you're wondering about the Art Café let me put you out of your misery. That door also leads to the offices of the Melksham Independent News, our good friends who are so supportive of our "Save the Train" campaign.
(written 2007-09-20 21:23:42)

 

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