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Sunday, September 30, 2007

Web Design subdivision

The place where I grew up in Michigan had street names like Newport, Viceroy, and Pall Mall. We called it the cigarette subdivision.

This street in Lewes, Delaware, was right around the corner from BBEdit Boulevard and HomeSite Street. Okay, maybe not....

Tags: street sign dreamweaver bad joke

Posted at 4:12 PM

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Ooh dream weaver

I believe you can get me through the night

Ooh dream weaver

I believe we can reach the morning light

Posted by lilbro at 10:17 AM, October 2, 2007 [Link]

yeah, maybe they live in the "unfortunate songs from 1976" subdivision instead. be on the lookout for disco lady drive, lowdown lane, and squeeze box street. ;-)

Posted by shirley at 1:06 PM, October 2, 2007 [Link]

Shirley,

I hate Internet acronyms, but your comment finds me ROTFLMAO!!!

w00t!

rock the boat way, anyone? kung fu fighting avenue?

Posted by ralph's xyl at 4:57 PM, October 2, 2007 [Link]

Clearly I've spent way too much time in the web developer community. That awful song didn't even cross my mind as I made a U-turn to take that picture.

Gaaah, now I've got to cleanse my aural palate.

Posted by ralph at 6:07 PM, October 2, 2007 [Link]

frame it up, ralph! what a great street name and sign...

love the other streets names in your neighborhood, too :-)

Posted by angie at 6:32 PM, October 2, 2007 [Link]

Hey, Angie! It probably will wind up on a wall, but maybe not alone. We're renovating our family room, and one idea for something to put up on the wall above the couch is a Lomo wall. Still mulling it over, but it's tempting.

Posted by ralph at 6:10 PM, October 3, 2007 [Link]

I also grew up in the cigarette subdivision ---

I lived on Parliament.

Did you go to Warner?

Posted by joe at 9:49 PM, August 30, 2008 [Link]

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"You see, wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? And radio operates exactly the same way: you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat."

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