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This link does not scroll properly on any desktop browser I own. I've outlined block level elements. And the yellow areas are dead zones.
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i agree its a bad design... there is a hidden menu bar with fackbook and twiter links
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and this menu covers the top 50 or so pixels including the area where the scroll bar lives i.e, the scroll bar goes under the menu and at that [top of page] is not clickable next to the 'share' link... bad design
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your screengrab shows a very small breakpoint ... my top image is the smallest breakpoint so under that would break the design as well
Hi,
Enjoyed the fun you all were having with crazy Washington State composting. Please, know that the West Coast, Oregon, and Washington, were mostly average friendly nature folk, kindly, considerate and helpful. We have lived on the West Coast - all three states - most of our lives and the crazy changes started when the last BIG San Francisco quake happened. Californians migrated north in herds. They now occupy our beautiful homeland and boy does it disturb our peace!!!
It is still like the 1980s where we live on the central coast of Oregon. 
Carry on. JH
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ponytail1414 wrote
I actually know four normal people who live in Seattle.
Hi Leslie,
I tried being normal once. Worst two minutes of my life! 
~ Jane
Blimey Nancy. That is amazing. It looks like CGI, but blooming well done.
When I left the Ford Apprentice Training School (Harold Hill, Essex) and started at the Ford UK Research & Engineering Center at Dunton as a third year apprentice, some of the 'Engineering Prototype' vehicles were not a million miles from the above self destructing car — btw, I wish it would stop self destructing as it is becoming distracting. One such vehicle was the Capri.
We had the V6 3L built on a Corsair floor pan
which was about the only part of the body made of metal. Large parts of the body shape where made out of wood, and literally held together with duct tape and screws. The problem being we were still apprentices who sought thrills and knew no fear, and the 3L V6 was definitely not faked. I have no idea how we survived.
Which segways nicely back on topic, because when I saw this video a few minutes ago, I laughed like a drain! 
It came from a PetaPixel article about a Kestrel's impressive head stabilization. and some wag in the comments claimed that if he wanted a living stabilizer for his camera, he'd mount it on a chicken's head. Who'd have thought that something as prosaic as a chicken would have a superpower?
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