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If anyone in Europe wants to get me the Echarpe Lorenzo (linen scarf) in land or the Sac Street Cotton (canvas messenger bag) from Agnes B (look under man, accessories, page 2), they would rock.
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Could that website suck any harder? Frames? Background music? Flash? Sorry, Mike, I tried to check out the scarf you like, but my head exploded before I got there.
Posted by: Paul Hoadley on July 5, 2005 02:49 PM
linen scarf? bag in 'street cotton'? oh mike, you're not some young urban cool chap are you????
Posted by: amtrinre on July 6, 2005 01:07 PM
Paul, I was drawn in by a promise of nifty hats, so you know, I had to check it out. The one thing good thing about Flash on Linux is that sound rarely works for me. It made the whole thing much more pleasant. But there were frames? The flash was sucking so hard I did not even notice.
Matriene, don't hate me because I like Baterz and I'm not afraid to admit it in public.
Posted by: Mike on July 6, 2005 01:38 PM
Yeah, I think there were frames. If I recall correctly (there's no way I'm pointing my browser back there to check), there is at least one frame, because I hit "View source" to see if anyone was gonna own up to the abomination in comments, and all I got was a frame parent. At that point, I got the hell out.
Posted by: Paul Hoadley on July 6, 2005 02:51 PM
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