Using a tool outside of its intended scope can indeed yield interesting and unexpected results. Perhaps there is value in an exercise such as this, yet, I can't help but be put off by it. CSS is intended to separate document style from document content. I can't help but wonder what the author would think of seeing align="center" and its ilk back in HTML documents, since it's essentially the opposite extreme.
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Using a tool outside of its intended scope can indeed yield interesting and unexpected results. Perhaps there is value in an exercise such as this, yet, I can't help but be put off by it. CSS is intended to separate document style from document content. I can't help but wonder what the author would think of seeing align="center" and its ilk back in HTML documents, since it's essentially the opposite extreme.