The person you searched for (Jon Hicks) has authored 30 comments. They are shown below in reverse date-order, and grouped by the post they belong to:
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| July 2005 | |
| A hello-and-goodbye kind of post | Heck. A Dunstan-shaped whole left in the universe :o( There's a certain irony in that text below the textarea - "Store your Name, Email, and URL for next time?". Next time?! Sob... [view in situ] |
| March 2005 | |
| Another short film of the puppies in the garden | I'm just waiting for you to do a techie post so that I can complain about the lack of puppy videos... (BTW Dunstan - why does my name show up as 'hicksdesign.co.uk', when I've quite clearly… [view in situ] |
Excellent, the best yet - but how on earth do keep up with them damn puppies? And why hasn't your iSight thwacked a rock or something yet? [view in situ] |
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| January 2005 | |
| A short film of the week-old puppies | Forget working at Apple - the BBC Natural History unit at Bristol needs you urgently! I'd like to see more of these short films Dunstan-0-Scope please. [view in situ] |
| October 2004 | |
| Die photos, die! | "Die photos, die!" ?! Chicken!!! First mistake of the day, clicking the "I offer up this visual image in place of a written response." link while sitting next to my daughter. ahem... [view in situ] |
| Diet Pepsi, the choice of Athlets | Yeah, its the Aspartame. Its been linked to Osteoporosis, heart palpitations and all sorts of badness. Doesn't stop me drinking 2 litres a day though... [view in situ] |
| September 2004 | |
| I love soliciting | Looks as if its been slapped onto Hal from 2001... [view in situ] |
| August 2004 | |
| The Shadow/Highlight tool in Photoshop CS | I've effortlessly arsed up many a photo with this tool ( I know 'RTFM'). Thanks for the link to a tutorial [view in situ] |
| May 2004 | |
| Glamour, 24/7 | Sheesh. Watching musicals in nothing but pants? San Francisco has gone to your head!! They wouldn't let you get away with that in the ol' Stoat and Ferret back home... [view in situ] |
| April 2004 | |
| Old before its time | That's exactly how it happens to me when I buy new kit. Without fail, within a week an upgraded model is released for the same price. My powerbook, my G5 and my iPod, and my Canon digital… [view in situ] |
| Cheep cheep, baaaa | I've not seen 'Gouranga' or any football related scrawl yet, but last week I did see a Wessex Saddleback Pig with 'Thank God for Jesus' written in felt tip. [view in situ] |
Jennifer - animal graffitti is becoming a real problem in rural England. Creatures as diverse as cows and owls have been known to be vandalised in this shocking manner. What's more, they seem to be… [view in situ] |
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| Some photos of home | Love the new header illustration! Achtung!! Achtung!!! As for posting images of your bedroom on the web, well you're going to attract certain nutters for sure... [view in situ] |
| March 2004 | |
| Putting your underwear on backwards: the Results | But wait! If this is a true scientific experiment, where is the control?! Where are the pants that were on THE RIGHT WAY? Eh? The producer of the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures will be on… [view in situ] |
| When I was… | Ever feel like your life is dull and uneventful? I do now! You make me larf moy ruddy 'edd off you do... [view in situ] |
| February 2004 | |
| Poppy and the corn field | "You know, I could really do with another person to help when I'm taking photos of her." So_that's_what I'm going to be doing this weekend! ;o) [view in situ] |
| Poppies everywhere | That title wouldn't be spoofing 'Teletubbies Everywhere' now would it? ;o) [view in situ] |
| Cutting your own hair | Thats Trebuchet for you! Buzzy Clipper - Electric hair clippers
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| Dynamic @import CSS files using PHP | Wow - I had no idea you could do this! It opens up so many possibilities. And just as Safari 1.2 solves the over-caching issue ! ;o) [view in situ] |
| Anna Riley, wish number one | A good uninterupted nights sleep. But if thats not possible I'll settle for a scotch egg. [view in situ] |
| January 2004 | |
| Cutting your own hair | I agree with (C). I've done it myself with buzzy clippers. Feels like sheep-shearing, except your the sheep as well. I seem to remember the back of head had a very post-modern feel to it. [view in situ] |
| Our garden and the surrounding fields | You get nice detail with that there fancy camera o' yours! Thanks! I was hoping for more of these... [view in situ] |
| How I got involved in web development | Oh, I used to have an Acorn Electron! Wasn't much good apart from playing 'Chuckie Egg'. I trained to be a widlife illustrator, and had planned to spend my life painting birds. The market is… [view in situ] |
| On a walk with the dog | I love these visual entries you do, the photos are always very evocative. Keep 'em coming... [view in situ] |
| Rudy Limeback | There was plenty of teasing from her friends at nursery the next day, so I think she's learnt her lesson... [view in situ] |
Cool! I was discussing 'CSS First-child selectors and their use in hiding unsupported properties from IE PC' with my 2 year old daughter only yesterday. She maintains that such selectors are bad… [view in situ] |
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| Tender is the night | So did the Rhubarb taste a bit like decomposing Rabbit one year? Hmmm.... What are the buildings to the left BTW? Is that the roofline we see in your banner? [view in situ] |
| December 2003 | |
| Calendars | Wierd, I never use it... ...but I really like the they way they look. Not reason enough to keep it I know... [view in situ] |
| Apples and pears | Hey Dunstan - do you fancy doing Gardeners Question Time with me this weekend? :) [view in situ] |
| What to get for christmas? | I'm not sure meself - but thanks for the link to the Tufte website! [view in situ] |
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