Comments on: Sim’ Rhymes with Time http://www.simonhampel.com/sim-rhymes-with-time/ Sim' Hampel (aka Simon Hampel) Thu, 24 Jun 2010 19:12:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Sim' http://www.simonhampel.com/sim-rhymes-with-time/comment-page-1/#comment-146 Sim' Tue, 27 Apr 2004 05:06:46 +0000 http://www.hampel.net.au/blog/archives/2003/07/01/sim-rhymes-with-time/#comment-146 Thanks Jas, I hadn't noticed that bug in the way IE renders that particular bit of CSS. It should be fixed now - at least for people running no less than 800x600 resolution. Thanks Jas, I hadn’t noticed that bug in the way IE renders that particular bit of CSS.

It should be fixed now – at least for people running no less than 800×600 resolution.

]]> By: Jas http://www.simonhampel.com/sim-rhymes-with-time/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Jas Tue, 27 Apr 2004 04:44:04 +0000 http://www.hampel.net.au/blog/archives/2003/07/01/sim-rhymes-with-time/#comment-145 "I’m also strongly of the belief that names are a precious thing for an individual (the sweetest words a person can hear is their own name spoken with love and respect), and as such, names should be pronounced the way that the individual wants them to be pronounced." Yes and No. Names can be precious. However, those given to you from others have just as much meansing as those you choose yourself. I call you Sim - from simulation. Which is my comment on the fact that we really only talk to eachoother online (and the fact that your name is so close). It's an effection, showing my affection for you (in that I have created anicknam,e for you). So I'm not calling you by your choosen name, I'm calling you by my choosen name. PS - You right hand column overwrites the right hand side of this field. Please fix it. Jas (who has been called Jase, Jaz, Jazz, J.C - and happily accepts them all) “I’m also strongly of the belief that names are a precious thing for an individual (the sweetest words a person can hear is their own name spoken with love and respect), and as such, names should be pronounced the way that the individual wants them to be pronounced.”

Yes and No. Names can be precious. However, those given to you from others have just as much meansing as those you choose yourself.

I call you Sim – from simulation. Which is my comment on the fact that we really only talk to eachoother online (and the fact that your name is so close). It’s an effection, showing my affection for you (in that I have created anicknam,e for you).

So I’m not calling you by your choosen name, I’m calling you by my choosen name.

PS – You right hand column overwrites the right hand side of this field. Please fix it.

Jas (who has been called Jase, Jaz, Jazz, J.C – and happily accepts them all)

]]> By: Ask Sim’ » About Ask Sim’ http://www.simonhampel.com/sim-rhymes-with-time/comment-page-1/#comment-128 Ask Sim’ » About Ask Sim’ Mon, 15 Mar 2004 13:21:46 +0000 http://www.hampel.net.au/blog/archives/2003/07/01/sim-rhymes-with-time/#comment-128 [...] onounciation - Sim’ will rhyme with time. You can read more about why this is in my <a href="http://www.hampel.net.au/blog/archives/2003/07/01/sim-rhymes-with-time/" title="personal blog">personal blog</a>. It’s all just a bit of fun rea [...] [...] onounciation – Sim’ will rhyme with time. You can read more about why this is in my personal blog. It’s all just a bit of fun rea [...]

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