Dave Silver Spares website oddity

OK. I see from their website today that their "shopping cart" is hors de combat.

What causes this particular glitch, then?

 

"BINGBONG! The attention of customers is drawn to aisle 13, where we have a
number of web apps available at reduced prices"

 

"BINGBONG! This week only, buy one MVC model 2 application framework
and get TWO jsp custom-tag libraries ABSOLUTELY FREE!"

 

I want to see who writes the first review.

 

Oi! This is an English language newsgroup, TYVM.

 

(WorkTOG) struggled to ejaculate:

Wheels going wonky due to overloading and abuse, generally. That's
why the fuckers never steer straight and corner like supertankers with
a gale abeam.

 

You think you're joking...

 

well, oddly enough, I've got several copies of it.

 

Nah, just a wanabee. When you popping over to Oxfordshire again then?

 

it's almost fitting that clicking on the authors name returns you to the
exact same page...

 

And how did you form this opinion? - based on the fact that I work for a
supermarket chain, no doubt.

My qualifictions, however, disprove your opinion.

 

why, do you have a good degree?

 

Well done - you've managed to categorise anyone with decent A-level and
GCSE/O Level grades as 'thick'.

 

I thought he said that anyone who doesn't know about web apps is thick.

 

Typo aside, didn't you say just the other day degrees were worthless?

If degrees are worthless, what does that make the things below degrees?

 

I did - in so much as most degrees won't give you any advantage over
someone who is 'only' educated to A-Level standard.

See above.

 

Bad form and all that, but most employers would prefer to see relevant
experience rather than a bit of paper that shows you can talk a good
job.

 

And the proof of which is where?

I *imagine* a lot of employers would acknowledge the commitment and breadth
of learning shown and gained while working for a degree that wouldn't lead
to such preposterous generalisations as that, young feller miladdo.

 

A-level and GSCE/O-level's are meaningless once you're over the age of
20.

 

Ah - *that's* why he made that choice to drop out of university!