Is this why Part P etc was brought in?

[Donwill]

be true for some ;-)

Don

[jgharston]

A brief skim suggests the author is unaware that he is unskilled in english composition.

JGH

[Donwill]

Well it is American publication after all.

Socrates beat them to it by a few millennia. " Know thyself"

Don

[John Rumm]

If you are referring to the politicos who dreamt up the thing, then probably!

[Mark]

[Terry Casey]

Firefox is ok here ...

[Nick Leverton]

The server is mis-configured, it sometimes sends that page as text/plain and sometimes as text/html. Don't know why but my proxy logs confirm it. Internet Exploder doesn't care, but standards compliant browsers won't render a text/plain page.

Nick

[John Smith]

Part P is here to stop the cash jobs !

[Mark]

What version?

[Huge]

It's bust for me on 3.6.16

[dennis]

That was "know" in the biblical sense.

[PeterC]

As in "Go forth alone into the desert and multiply"?

[Terry Casey]

3.6.16

[Grimly Curmudgeon]

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember Donwill saying something like:

[TheOldFellow]

Part P is there to be ignored.

[Mark]

Strange. That's the same version I have.

[Tim Streater]

Safari has no problem with this page.

[Terry Casey]

2011

Well, I've just tried it again - for the umpteenth time - and it's still ok!

Well, it's a narrow ribbon of text which looks a bit stupid on a widescreen display, but html it ain't!

[The Natural Philosopher]

2011

well that what I got too, I juts assumed it was a rubbish web site.

[djc]

Rendered (badly) with Firefox 3.6.16. But it not HTML

Errors found while checking this document as HTML 4.01 Transitional! Result: 164 Errors, 2 warning(s)