I thought so as well, then I read some comments and doubt it a bit.

But this speaks for the current state of frontend. We are willing to be open/accept a lot of crazy ideas about organizing the frontend, but thankfully there is a limit.

Thanks for taking a look. I appreciate everyone's feedback. I understand that it looks redundant and unorthodox, but this way of writing css does help me when I need to add a quick style fix here and there without having to change my main style sheet.

Judging from a lot of the serious analysis responses in the comments here, quite a few people.

A brilliant joke. :)