>> BTW: if you want a >really< interesting background, then use an 
animated gif 
> 
>  Uh, what?
> 

You know that gifs can be animated. This, aside from being reliably 
transparent in any browser, is the main attraction of this format. And 
any image, even an animated one, can be displayed as background.

I once designed a backgound for a bathroom shop which would display 
ascending bubbles on a blue background by first creating a seamlessly 
tileable background and then animating the bubbles into a gif. Seven 
years ago this was a nice way to animate an intro-screen... but since I 
got paid for it I cannot post it. 

So I quickly cooked up a small ani: after 4s it will chage colours, do 
this 4 times, then stop changing for the rest of the session.

Try making a webpage with the attached image as background.

Maybe your newsreader will show it, too, though I would not rely on 
this.

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