One problem is that this should either be a css site or not. You neeed to
define an <Li> tag, something like this:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
BODY {BACKGROUND-IMAGE:
URL("http://www.geocities.com/buddychai/Backgrounds/graybrickbkg.jpg";);
FONT-FAMILY:Comic sans ms; FONT-SIZE:14px; COLOR:000000}
Li
{Font-size:13px; Font-Family: "Comic Sans MS";}
</STYLE>
This will eliminate the problem, but there are a number of other errors you
need to correct, such as closing <Li> with <p> (Tidy.exe will point these
out, or you can contact me in the usual fashion).
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Thank you, Wally ... that really helped as I had no idea how
to accomplish it. I'm using it on a section of my site which I
named, "Sagacious Sayings." The entire site is what Hugh very
wisely called my "messing around" (He's absolutely right).

I find one difficulty: Where the numbers begin to have three
digits, the first digit seems to be half cut off. For example,
see the lower section of this page:
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