Check out the “latest news” section — see the tee-shirt icon next to each story? If you click it, you can buy a shirt with that headline on it. Seriously. This is probably the worst idea in the history of the internet. Wow. The best part, though, is that the headline is URL-encoded in the URI, so I was able to make my own.
001 // Rick Wallace // 04.21.2008 // 10:39 AM
“CNN T-Shirt Page Hacked”
002 // Wes Kim // 04.21.2008 // 10:44 AM
I predict a run on this edition.
003 // Maura // 04.21.2008 // 10:50 AM
I don’t know about worst idea in the history of the internet…!
004 // Matthew Croft // 04.21.2008 // 1:16 PM
I must say… I think it’s pretty awesome. You can call me a simple minded Middle School teacher if you want… but it’s still awesome.
005 // Matthew Croft // 04.21.2008 // 1:18 PM
As a side note… Your website is pretty rough to navigate in IE6…. although I know you already know that.
006 // Jeff Croft // 04.21.2008 // 1:49 PM
From Wikipedia:
2001 is about five years before the Jeff-Gives-A-Flying-Fuck moment. For what it’s worth, IE7 was released almost two years ago and IE6 makes up exactly 0.41 percent of the jeffcroft.com readership.
In other words, it’s not on my radar. :)
007 // Matthew Croft // 04.21.2008 // 2:27 PM
You should tell the Olathe School District that they should upgrade all the machines. I would greatly appreciate it.