Welcome
Welcome to ::damonwright.org::, suprisingly enough this is my website and yes, my name is Damon Wright. Although it’s also true to say that I've been called a great many other things over the years too. I am not to be confused with the Mac advocating Damon Wright.
Ringpull
Included within ::damonwright.org:: are a number of weblogs. My personal blog ::ringpull:: is one of these, and you're more than welcome to take a look, although this is not necessarily an endorsement, cause I'm sure it's dull as dishwater, but I guess there's no accounting for taste. Weblogs are generally self-indulgant affairs and they appear to be updated more often the less actually happens in the author's life. I can't begin to suggest where my modest offering fits in that description, I guess you'll have to decide for yourself.
perhaps gives away CSS styles, JavaScript, PHP and Perl scripts, XHTML markup techniques, and other bits of “source code” for the use of its readers. You may freely copy, paste, and modify any of this code for use on your own web projects large or small, commercial or non-commercial. You need not ask permission to do so. It is our gift to you. [Disclaimer]
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