Andrew Norcross

<p>This is a fork / modification of the original ‘Hello Dolly’ plugin. Only instead of those quotes, I’ve included random funny quotes (mainly from twitter). Clearly not earth-shattering, but fun none the less. Please note that the original ‘Hello Dolly’ plugin is not required (or encouraged, for that matter).</p>
<h3>Potential Enhancements</h3>
<p>Umm….more funny? Drop me a line and tell me if you wanna see something</p>


Get Snarky

This is a simple 'replacement' plugin for the original Hello Dolly. A funnier one.

drench

<p>Graceless Degradation checks to see if the current browser is MSIE 6. If it’s not, it does nothing. If it is, it injects CSS and JavaScript into the page that:</p>
<ul>
<li>Puts Comic Sans fonts everywhere!</li>
<li>Makes emphasis tags (bold, italic, strong, and underline) blink! Even though IE doesn’t support the  tag!</li>
<li>Turns </li>
</ul>
<p>tags into animated rainbows! * Finds “mailto:” links and tacks on animated mailbox graphics!</p>
<h4>Plugin’s Official Site</h4>
<p>http://drench.github.com/graceless-degradation/</p>


Graceless Degradation

We hear about "graceful browser degradation" but who speaks for the other side? Give your IE6 visitors the experience their browser demands.

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