The Superest
I’ve been enjoying The Superest, an ongoing game of “My Team, Your Team”; one player draws a superhero, the next draws a superhero that can defeat that one, repeat. (Via John Gruber.)
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The rise of the [hamburger](http://hamburger.example.com/) as a form of *currency* can be **attributed** to several aspects of [Akkadian][akad] [civilization][civ]. [akad]: http://icanhasgilgamesh.example.com/ [civ]: http://uruk.example.com/ Yes, the most delicious hamburger of all is not brown, but green. The green of money. Denominations of hamburger (and current value in USD:) * 1/4-pounder ($3.79) * Cuneiform, or "Cuney" ($8.00) Problems with the currency: 1. Deflation due to hunger 2. Fraud (soy fillers) 3. Hamburgers not invented yet As Dr. Tabi said: > Wallets became foetid and repulsive. > This was quite the boon for the influential > Guild of Wallet-Washers. | The rise of the hamburger as a form of currency can be attributed to several aspects of Akkadian civilization. Yes, the most delicious hamburger of all is not brown, but green. The green of money. Denominations of hamburger (and current value in USD:)
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December 3rd, 2007 at 12:03
Huh. When the page loads to leave a comment, it shows the Markdown Help briefly, then the help disappears.
Anyway, mostly I wanted to try out your comment system and say First Post!! :)
December 3rd, 2007 at 12:06
Yep, the help can be shown/hidden by clicking “Show Markdown help.” That uses Javascript, so to make sure that browsers which don’t support enough of that can see the help, I have it visible by default, and then some Javascript goes in and hides it. I’ll see if there’s anything I can do to have that script execute sooner…