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Thilak said 1:41AM on 11-04-2006
I don't prefer using ready made themes, I love building them myself
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Jeroen Onstenk said 7:36AM on 11-04-2006
Some weeks ago I also was in love with this theme. Until i noticed that it doesn't have the same sexy look in IE6.
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Chris Gilmer said 1:58PM on 11-04-2006
hey jordan - i agree, not too many impressive themes out there. if anyone hasnt seen Phu Ly's free themes, check out http://ifelse.co.uk/archives/2006/02/21/a-theme-a-day/ , they are impressive!
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