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Noodle Firefox Extension
You can either download the Noodle Firefox extension from the Mozilla Addons Site (recommended but requires registration) or below.
Noodle Firefox extension [1.0.5].
If you download from the Mozilla site, you can leave a review and increase the chance it'll get accepted into the public area (no registration required).
It has been tested with Firefox 2 and 3. Surprisingly, it also works fine with both of them, too.
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Stormy weather
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Aww, shucks...
Despite the fact that I generally keep my birthday a fairly well-hidden secret, it seems that some people just won't let it lie. It's not that I'm trying to keep my age a secret - I'm proud to say I was born in 1978, the Golden Age of Disco - I just tend to avoid the kerfuffle that goes with presents, parties and cards.
Having said that, I was still over the moon on Thursday night when my wonderful other half threw a mini surprise birthday party in a cool little cafe/bar called the Orblight Café (Note: I'm not saying Thursday was my birthday, Jenni just happened to be in the country then). Then, after getting over the surprise (and after the first Guinness), she presented me with what seems to have been several months in the planning: cards and birthday e-mails from practically everyone I know! Really, everyone!* There were all kinds: cards written in binary, cartoon cats, even a picture of me when I was 20 (although I look 14)
Thanks everybody. I'm now going off to listen to some Bee Gees.
*except Gary who seems to have completely disappeared. Seriously, e-mail me.
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Comments
I've removed the comment form from below each post here and replaced it with a Noodle button. I figured there's no sense in making a website devoted to instant commenting if I'm not going to use it myself.
This does coincide with the evil evil spambots cracking my (previously thought to be impregnable) anti-spam system earlier this week but it isn't related. Honest. Darned spam. So it may not have been impregnable but it had a fairly decent run. It lasted seven months and several tens of thousands of attempts to bypass it. Oh well.
At least Noodle uses Google Accounts. If spam starts to come through on it, I'll just remove the ability to post anonymously so everyone will need a google account. I'd rather not do that unless I really have to, though.
