First I didn’t understand who was Daisy. Then when my brains started firing on all cylinders I realized it was a beautiful, funny 404 error page slightly inspired by The Wizard of OZ.
If not entirely, I’m a little bit of Scarecrow myself.
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feedsfour 23/12/2009
‘Oopsy daisy’ is a normal, albeit old-fashioned, British English way of saying ‘woops’ or ‘oops’ to a small child. Elderly, and clumsy, fidgety people seem to still be rather fond of the expression ^^
And yes, I agree it’s a nice 404
samoo 23/12/2009
oooh thanks for the explanation. Now it all makes more sense:)
Sorry, I can’t help myself – If you’ve seen teh movie Notting Hill, you might recall this conversation:
William: Whoopsidaisies!
Anna Scott: What did you say?
William: Nothing.
Anna Scott: Yes you did.
William: No I didn’t.
Anna Scott: You said “whoopsidaisies”.
William: I don’t think so. No one says “whoopsidaisies” do they? Unless they’re…
Anna Scott: There *is* no “unless.” No one has said “whoopsidaisies” for fifty years and even then it was only little girls with blonde ringlets.
William: Exactly. Here we go again.
[He falls off the fence again]
William: Whoopsidaisies. It’s a disease I’ve got. It’s a clinical thing. I’m taking pills and having injections. It won’t last long.source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0125439/quotes
Haven’t seen it (yet). You’re precious!
