want to know who invented html?

[Nicole]

want to know who invented html?Visit www.basicsofaccounts.com/html.htm

 

[Morgan]

want to know who invented html?Visit www.basicsofaccounts.com/html.htm

Dear God above girl, *everyone* here knows this. Its like telling
priests that God made the world!

 

[Ed Jay]

Dear God above girl, *everyone* here knows this. Its like telling
priests that God made the world!

I thought that Al Gore invented it.

Ed Jay (remove M to respond)

 

[Toby Inkster]

I thought that Al Gore invented it.

Al Gore invented the world?!

 

[Hywel Jenkins]

I thought that Al Gore invented it.

Didn't Al Gore invent t'internet?

 

[Ed Jay]

Didn't Al Gore invent t'internet?

The Republicans enjoy razzing him about having claimed to, but he never
said he did, and he didn't.

Ed Jay (remove M to respond)

 

[Blinky the Shark]

The Republicans enjoy razzing him about having claimed to, but he
never said he did, and he didn't.

He has, however, just resurfaced in this form:

"Al Gore never said he invented the Internet. But the new San
Francisco-based cable TV network he's heading promises to transform
television by plugging it into the Internet.

"Current, the name of Gore's enterprise, hopes to do that by airing a
shuffle of short news features, some produced by the network but many
submitted online by viewers. Current will also air segments every half
hour showing TV viewers what Google searchers are tapping into at that
moment -- everything from current events to tourist destinations. It's
all directed at a generation that thinks nothing of plugging into more
than one media outlet at once."

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/04/05/MNGM6C3CB31.DTL

Coincidentally, a buddy just told me about this this morning; he seems
to quite like the channel.

 

[the idiot]

He has, however, just resurfaced in this form:

"Al Gore never said he invented the Internet. But the new San
Francisco-based cable TV network he's heading promises to transform
television by plugging it into the Internet.

"Current, the name of Gore's enterprise, hopes to do that by airing a
shuffle of short news features, some produced by the network but many
submitted online by viewers. Current will also air segments every half
hour showing TV viewers what Google searchers are tapping into at that
moment -- everything from current events to tourist destinations. It's
all directed at a generation that thinks nothing of plugging into more
than one media outlet at once."

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/04/05/MNGM6C3CB31.DTL

Coincidentally, a buddy just told me about this this morning; he seems
to quite like the channel.

so what is it, just flashes of websites images words etc straight into the
bonce without having to evaluate. concentration levels down to 3 seconds?
will they be doing a section on 'conversations in the pub'?