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For what it’s worth, I don’t like Bitch Lab, I don’t read her, I don’t think she’s very bright, and I think the main thing she piggybacked on recently was a comment thread to a post she didn’t author. Nice appropriation, that.

So: Don’t like Bitch Lab? Join the club, and don’t read her. Read the women she rips off instead. They’re better.

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01-24-2006

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    Just go ahead and bitch

    Skip all this. Take me straight to the comment form »

    1. Keith Sader
      January 24th, 2006| 10:55 am

      What doctype declaration are you using for your html? MS IE has two different rendering modes depending on the doctype you specify. One is ’standards’ mode which is sorta compliant, the other is quirks mode which makes IE use the IE 5.5 rendering mode - which is a total boondoggle.

      Second, have you made sure your markup is w3c valid?

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