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this is pantsonhead.com
Welcome to pantsonhead.com - the thing that is beauty to all that behold her. The wearing of pants on one's head is the most liberating of experiences.
We recommend you try it at the earliest opportunity. Better yet, take a photo and send it in for our gallery.
If you're just here for the software, then click on downloads. |
why pants? In countries like USA, Australia and New Zealand, the word pants is commonly used to refer to trousers.
But in England, pants are underpants.
It doesn't matter if they're boxers, briefs or Y-fronts.
So that's why were called pantsonhead.com (and because underpantsonhead.com
just doesn't sound as good).
new stuff I started mucking about with generating graphics from PHP and put this together for your viewing pleasure...

Now you can get the latest BBC News Headline with a smile, whatever the content.
And there's some related stuff here that you might also find to be a diversion. |
downloads - FontSoup v2.0 FontSoup displays your TrueType fonts in an elegant way while acting as a screensaver. This is a total rewrite of the old FontSoup screensaver and now has two configurable display modes (Rainbow or Muted Tones). Tested on XP and Vista.
This WIN32 software was released on 2008-06-29 with a filesize of 28.2k.
Click here to download now. |  |
 | weekly word Don't die of shock, yes this is an update. I've been super busy with work, family, playing in the band, writing and recording music, and life in general. I know this is the first update since 2005-08-13, but I can't go back and un-neglect you... So as some sort of apology I'll link you to my Musician's page. |
random note What's brown and sticky? A stick. |
recommended reading Microserfs is not about Microsoft - well, not very much - it's about programmers who are searching for lives. A hilarious but frighteningly real look at geek life in the nineties, Coupland's book manifests a peculiar sense of how technology affects the human race and how it will continue to affect all of us. Microserfs is the hilarious journal of Dan, an ex-Microsoft programmer who, with his coder comrades, is on a quest to find purpose in life. This isn't just fodder for techies. The thoughts and fears of the not-so-stereotypical characters are easy for any of us to relate to, and their witty conversations and quirky view of the world make this a surprisingly thought-provoking book. Click here for more details. |  |
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