Script Type Face in CSS

Yes, I am being a total dork linking to a CSS file from Joe Clark's blog. What's worse, I'm going to highlight some code that I think is particularly excellent: font-family:
Zapfino,
"Apple Chancery",
"Lucida Handwriting",
"Caflisch Script",
"Poetica",
"Sanvito",
"Ex Ponto",
"Snell Roundhand",
"Nuptial Script",
"Palace Script",
"Park Avenue",
"Poetica",
"Shelley",
"Kaufmann",
"Zapf Chancery",
"Zapf Chancery Medium Italic",
"ITC Zapf Chancery",
"ITC Zapf Chancery Medium Italic",
"Monotype Corsiva",
Corsiva,
"Zurich Calligraphic",
"Bickley Script",
"BriemScript",
"Brush Script MT Italic",
"Brush Script MT",
"Brush Script",
"Edwardian Script ITC",
"Edwardian Script",
"Freestyle Script",
"French Script MT",
"French Script",
"Kunstler Script",
"Matura MT Script Capitals",
Matura,
"Mercurius Script MT Bold",
"Mercurius Script MT",
"Mercurius Script",
Mercurius,
"Palace Script MT",
"Palace Script"
"Script MT Bold",
"Vladimir Script",
"Chancery",
Sand,
Textile,
Mead,
Script,
"URW Chancery L",
"URW Chancery L Medium Italic",
cursive;

What do you think of that as an image replacement alternative? On this here win2k machine without any nice text smoothing it's rather rough, but the idea of just using CSS and the fonts on the visitors machine is appealing. I didn't see any notice about "borrowing" code on Joe's site, but I'm guessing that if he thought people would actually use it he'd be asking people to use this code, not bemoaning the theft of code (that must have taken some work to put together).