I'm using a tagline generator that I wrote (Specifically to match the G rating of this site) but I wan't to make sure it's OK with everyone. It's a javascript that simply prints data pulled from a DB on my server. I'm the only one that can put data into it, but I didn't know if that kind of a system would make our administrator nervous. The system also has the potention of giving the appearence of slowing down the system for browsers that are querying my system looking for the taglines.
A better solution would be to add some code to the acutal board that would pull in a tagline at the time of post. It's a far more elegant solution, and I think it has the potential to add fun to the system. My tagline database can be expanded to allow others to have their own databases on the aforementioned system. They would be able to edit their own via a web interface, so it may be something other users would want to add as functionality to their own stuff.
I'm more than willing to do the coding on this project, if you want me to. (Resume available upon request
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(hey, madphil and oldphil! kewl!), although I didn't come up with it either; I stole it from some Usenet .sig somewhere (I think it was one of the folks on comp.sys.apple2). For other unix geeks, we could add 
