Unfair competition! You have way too much talent!

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I like it a lot man

Very nice.

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Very sweet design, well done.

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pretty nice

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very nice.

just one thing:
how will the top menu look like on smaller resolutions ?

( on a 1024 x 768px resolution the journal is only 450px wide when viewed on the userpage .. )

but apart from that,
sleek, stylish and creative.. very well done

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Looks good, but I'd do a bit about Lolly's ugly mug up in the corner, I think the integration isn't that well. If you chose to leave it like that, you should probably fix that little bump in the right corner of the white circle. It's a little thing, but it's clearly visible.

I'd also suggest that you draw in the title of the journal from the right so that it doesn't space out over the sidebar. Section wise I think it's a bad composition to have it like that even tho it looks the best for balance. I'd shift the sidebar to the left side or eliminate it completely.

How are you going to integrate the mouseovers with the CSS? Negative position values?

love it bro

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mouseovers are easy lol

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lololo, o rly? (That's sarcasm)

I can certainly tell your CSS skills from the mess of your journal and website, you're a .. pro!

Sigh.. There's such a thing as optimization so a design doesn't take a million years to load, like yours do. Key to loading a website with external elements from other hosts is to minimize the load of data that's brought in like using only ONE picture for the mouseover. I won't elaborate further, I'm sure you can't grasp it.