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11 Feb 2008 Tags:design likeylikey

Inappropriate Touching?

Is it possible to enjoy the feel of a web site too much? You know, in a way that is flattering it at first, but then you can’t stop because of one overly-gratifying, sexy feature it has? Is there a line there to be crossed? I think maybe there is, because I can’t stop rolling over the navigation on this site to the point that I kinda feel dirty. Check it out:

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Chris L says:
February 11th, 2008 at 18:35
Yep, that’s hot…

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This site is maintained by Christen Bouffard, who began life as Christen Booth. Much has happened since that time - Star Wars, pleated jeans, air soles, Pong, Pearl Jam, GPS navigation, mega-churches, SUVs, and ranting on the internet about things no one cares for. I've been rolling my eyes most of my life.

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