.... this has been around for six years. Has anyone seen it?

http://www.hyposurface.org:80/

Mary

Anne Welsh Jackson wrote:
"Mary Fisher" wrote:

.... this has been around for six years. Has anyone seen it?

http://www.hyposurface.org:80/

I can't even see the web page in its entirety. Not designed
to be viewed on a laptop, obviously? Nil points...

It is perfectly viewable on my laptop. Must be something else...
probably what software is installed (or not).

--
Rod

Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious
onset.
Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed.
www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org

Rod wrote:
Anne Welsh Jackson wrote:
"Mary Fisher" wrote:

.... this has been around for six years. Has anyone seen it?

http://www.hyposurface.org:80/

I can't even see the web page in its entirety. Not designed
to be viewed on a laptop, obviously? Nil points...

It is perfectly viewable on my laptop. Must be something else...
probably what software is installed (or not).

I can see it on my laptop, too.
What a waste of time, energy and materials.

I can see it on my laptop, too.
What a waste of time, energy and materials.

Unfortunately many things are a waste of energy and materials - but if it
suite the politicians to impose a green tax then all will be well.

Top of my list for "waste of energy and materials" a

+ Cheap batteries from the Far East - they consume travel costs, materials
our land-fill sites and are of little use.

+ Nasty Xmas decorations and gimmicks from the Far East which we don't
really need, - again they fill our bins and landfill sites having only given
pleasure to the importing agents (£££££) and the person who bought it (for
about 5 minutes)

+ Patio Heaters and 500watt PIR Flodlights that the owners cannot be arsed
to set up properly and stay on for ages - whilst the householder avails
himself of free CFLs.

John wrote:
I can see it on my laptop, too.
What a waste of time, energy and materials.

Unfortunately many things are a waste of energy and materials - but if it
suite the politicians to impose a green tax then all will be well.

Top of my list for "waste of energy and materials" a

+ Cheap batteries from the Far East - they consume travel costs, materials
our land-fill sites and are of little use.

+ Nasty Xmas decorations and gimmicks from the Far East which we don't
really need, - again they fill our bins and landfill sites having only given
pleasure to the importing agents (£££££) and the person who bought it (for
about 5 minutes)

+ Patio Heaters and 500watt PIR Flodlights that the owners cannot be arsed
to set up properly and stay on for ages - whilst the householder avails
himself of free CFLs.



half the time with floodlights you get a blip on the mains and the
dammed things stay on, as it thinks you have switched it off the on for
the override

--
Kevin R
Reply address works

On Oct 19, 2:11*am, Anne Welsh Jackson wrote:
"Mary Fisher" wrote:
.... *this has been around for six years. Has anyone seen it?
http://www.hyposurface.org:80/

I can't even see the web page in its entirety. *Not designed
to be viewed on a laptop, obviously? *Nil points...

Speaks volumes for the product. Heavy scripting bug probably. (Not
interested in researching IE variables enough to find out.)

On 14 Oct, 16:46, "Mary Fisher" wrote:
... *this has been around for six years. Has anyone seen it?

http://www.hyposurface.org:80/

Search for "wooden mirror" too, esp. on YouTube