Just words Sep 01
6 comments Latest by martin hoke
Some great writing by Jeffrey Zeldman. Brief moments artfully exposed though concise, colorful stories.
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6 comments so far
janequigley 02 Sep 08
That is one of my favorite posts of the summer, along with this: http://www.zeldman.com/2008/06/30/what-happened-here/.
Lovely.
Ugur Gundogmus 02 Sep 08
Brilliant.
yobel 02 Sep 08
Wow! ...and yummy ;) counting days ‘til your book comes out
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Javi Torón 02 Sep 08
hey! i understood nothing this time but finally I have read all your posts and will be reading you as you write!
It has been a long long road since the beginning of this blog!
Congratulations! it’s great!
Nick 04 Sep 08
I didn’t like it.
martin hoke 06 Sep 08
words are so difficult, the internet, is to polical, to pushy for people to say or think there way, thats not freedom, then people argue over religon that don’t know religion words are the most dangerous sets of letters in human kind they should be treaded with care, and each one is an example to our generations to come they here us talk like that so when we think about cleaning up america start with our own mouths.
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