I used to have (go figure) the Bus Stop as my theme. When it rains here, it rains there and the dog on the bench (I think) become a duck. When it snows here, it snows there, and they dress appropriately.
Last week, I was bored and switched to the Tea House. I save screen grabs and send them to people- Fox doing laundry, Fox eating lunch, Fox rowing the boat. My wife thinks I’m daffy because of it 0 well, she did before, but…
Then I told her about this thread and her eyes are in a perpetual roll right now.
Since I’ve had the Tea House on, there’s been no “weather” here - does the weather change in Tea House land when it does here, like the Bus Stop did?
Flickr Photo of the Minute - refreshes literally every minute.
Daily Feeds from “How Stuff Works” and the Smoking Gun.
And, of course the Chuck Norris Fact Generator:
"What’s known as the UFC, or Ultimate Fighting Championship, doesn’t use its full name, which happens to be “Ultimate Fighting Championship, Non-Chuck-Norris-Division”
Weird thing just happened, and it was very cool, but for the life of me, I can’t make it happen again. When I open Firefox, my iGoogle is the first tab open. At the top of the page just now, the picture was of JUST the orange grove. No pond, no fox, nothing but orange trees. But it only lasted about 3 seconds, then back to normal - Fox doing laundry.
I love the tea house too!
I have Wikihow to of the day, quotes of the day, word of the day, Colorjunction (which is addictive) and BBC news of the day.
The fox is fishing and a firefly is showing its bum.
What the heck is “iGoogle”? And what’s wrong with a nice white page with a search box in the middle of it? Don’t tell me they’re frickin’ around with Google?
iGoogle is a personalized home page. It’s got the Google search box, but also has a very flexible interface where you can add your Gmail inbox, access to your other Google stuff like Docs & Spreadsheets if you care about that sort of thing, RSS feeds, Flash and Java games, and probably quite a few other things I’m not aware of.
The basic Google front page has not been tampered with that I know of.