Via Bownie:
I was a simple, you see I’m not a, these guys are like, you know they’re sophisticated, you know sophisticated uh, you know the type, sophisticated useless people, you know with money and things, and a bit of, they had perhaps a bit broader understanding of the spectrum of man and all that shit than I did. I’m a simple guy, from the sticks, I’m a hick from the sticks, that just happens to be a genius and overflowing with talent, you know, but other than my utterly superior grasp of my art and it’s implications, other than that, I’m just a hick from the sticks, and so that I don’t know what they were thinking of me, because it all passed over my head. You undesrtand what I mean? I think, looking back on it, it was something like having a wonderful new toy to them, that they didn’t realise that a person like this had ever existed and they didn’t know—they weren’t scared of me, it was great. They didn’t know what to make of me.
Iggy on Iggy circa 1980. Ain’t he glorious!
Sylvain wrote:
BHorN:
Your first keyword is accessability.
I can’t read your font and it’s too blurry, so for me it wasn’t very accessable. There may be typos in this comment, I can’t tell. It’s too small to read.
Rich wrote:
In reply to Sylvain (who didn’t leave a contact email)
Sorry to hear you’re having problems reading clagnut.
Unlike many other sites, clagnut actually allows users to change the size of the text in their browser to a size suitable for them – this would obviously solve the readability in your case.
I guess that you are running IE with text set to small, in which case you will indeed get (very) small text. I’m working on a solution which will render small text which is actually readable under these specific conditions.
btw What does BHorN stand for?