Jonathan Neal - Ben Alman Dot Com

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I never really expected to categorize a post as both “code” and “music,” but you know those “there’s an app for that” iPhone commercials? Well, apparently, “there’s a Ben Alman jQuery plugin for that.”

Ben Alman Dot Com

After I had gone to sleep last night, Jonathan Neal, author of the jQuery SWFObject plugin, jQuery sIFR plugin, CMS.txt and the creator of the yayQuery podcast theme song posted a new track into IRC…

Here’s the chat excerpt:

 <JonathanNeal> who was talkin' to me about making a "Ben Alman has a jQuery plugin for that" song?
 • headcold raises his hand
 <JonathanNeal> http://music.thewikies.com/jonneal/Jonathan_Neal_-_Ben_Alman_Dot_Com.mp3
 <headcold> JonathanNeal: omgomgomg
 <paul_irish> OMGGOMGOGMOGMG
 <paul_irish> OMGOGMOGMGoGMGOm
 <vladikoff-> oh my gah
 <headcold> OH WOWWOWOWOWOW
 <paul_irish> me and aj are on the phone right now
 <paul_irish> and we are FREAKING
 <paul_irish> OUT
 <jaubourg> hahahahahaha
 <headcold> I AM TRYING TO HAVE SEX WITH THIS SONG
 <ajpiano> HOLY SHIT
 <headcold> NOT TO THIS SONG, WITH THIS SONG
 <paul_irish> god damn
 <headcold> thank you so much, master neal
 <jaubourg> I do hope we'll have that playing in the next yayquery
 <headcold> its more than would have dreamt of
 <JohnResig> JonathanNeal: that's an amazing song
 <JohnResig> amazing
 <jaubourg> =)
 <miketaylr> ZOMG
 <headcold> it is absolutely pitch perfect
 <vladikoff-> ben_alman, ^
 <jaubourg> now what's needed is a vid to go with it with outdoor sceneries of young people smiling in futuristic environments
 <miketaylr> or cats
 <jaubourg> AND cats
 <miketaylr> yes, AAND
 <headcold> no, how dare you. nothing further is required
 <jaubourg> that way you could put the youtube video in any post that requires it :P
 <jaubourg> what better than a benalman.com ad video answer?
 <headcold> ben is going to wee himself

I’m a little sad that I missed all the fun in IRC last night, but I was busy trying to keep two rambunctious kittens off my pillow. And just for the record, I didn’t wee myself. But it was pretty damn close.

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