london
i've always felt safe in london. i think it's cause there are always bobbies patrolling the area when i wait for the bus or just the fact that nothing ever happens there. after bomb blasts all over the world, london has finally got its turn. why? i guess this particular incident hits me more than the others because now, i feel that london will never be the same again. it's not safe. everytime you go down the stairs of the tube station, you'll think of the incident. dammit... even the bus was not safe.
hopefully the pound falls now. hehe. okok, no kidding. i hope everyone i know is alright. those in london reading this, leave me a lil something to know you're alright. i hope things don't get too messy. stay at home and stay safe people.
hopefully the pound falls now. hehe. okok, no kidding. i hope everyone i know is alright. those in london reading this, leave me a lil something to know you're alright. i hope things don't get too messy. stay at home and stay safe people.
3 comments:
try modifying the counter's code to :
[p valign="bottom"] (space) (code for counter) [/p]
and that may anchor it down to the bottom.
(replace square brackets with pointy brackets)
this is a caveman method that could be useless, but worth a try.
Try placing the counter code in the 'footer' section by editing the source (see below). Works offline for me on Firefox.
[!-- Begin #footer --]
[div id="footer"][hr /]
[!-- Start Bravenet.com Service Code --]
[script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" src="http://pub10.bravenet.com/counter/code.php?id=385670&usernum=796078502&cpv=2"][/script]
[!-- End Bravenet.com Service Code --]
[p]when there's nothing better to do[/p]
[/div]
[!-- End #footer --]
yea er... that's what i meant :p
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