Naming CSS properties, HTML properties… and fighting five-year olds
It started innocently enough when I stumbled across a blog post over at PoshCSS, How many CSS Properties can you name in 7 minutes? Curious, I took the test.
That took me to another test: How many HTML elements you can name in five minutes? I took that test, too.
This in turn took me to the most important test: How many five year olds could you take in a fight?
Granted, that’s about 20 minutes wasted, but it sure is fun to know that a 37-year old with some martial arts experience can take on 23 five-year-olds. It was also depressing to put myself in the “36-55″ age bracket.
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