Tnetennba – [tuh.net.un.buh]
- noun
A word whose function is purely to attract traffic to a website; a gratuitously used keyword whose presence is aimed at attracting the search engines attention and improving the website’s placement in search results.
Example:
“Good morning, that’s a nice tnetennba”
- Related forms
tnetennbarise, verb
tnetennbarisely, adverb
We’ve managed to go out with a bang again this year with the largest structure so far: a large tunnel enclosing a 5m area with three off-shoot tunnels and domes using 1100 rods.
I recently popped out and put the finsihing touches to Llanon School’s Living Willow Fish by firming the ground around the rods (the ground has been too hard up to now) and finishing off with woodchip.
A man owned a small farm. The Inland Revenue claimed he was not paying proper wages to his staff and sent a representative out to interview him.
‘I need a list of your employees and how much you pay them,’ demanded the rep.
‘Well,’ replied the farmer, ‘there’s my farm hand who’s been with me for 3 [...]
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I’ve gone back to keeping a little notepad window on the desktop to keep track of things I need to do and that I want to record immediately, while I think of it. Now as you’d expect this grew and grew and grew … and all got a bit depressing as the last thing that [...]
The willow will be dormant soon, so I’ve put together a list of maintenance tasks to keep your structure looking tip-top and not reverting to becoming a small grove of willow trees!
You can download the list as a word document or PDF by clicking on the appropriate link:
Living Willow Maintenance – Task List – Word [...]
Been digging around for stuff that people might find useful, and as my main business and interest is computing I really ought to have a few more blogs on the issue – I am a geek; no really! So here is a copy of the PC Health Check that I use to:
make sure customer’s computers are [...]
New toy. New toy! Today’s whizzy gadget is a blog client. For no conceivable reason (been happy copying and pasting offline posts from Word up to now) I’ve been looking at ways of writing blogs and keeping a journal when I’m not online (heaven forbid).
I’m writing this entry with David RM’s “The Journal” as recommended [...]
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