IMHO I would expect a big proportion of the sites to break when you browse w/o JS nowadays ; nothing wrong with it, it's just the state of the web now...
Most sites are broken in some way without JS these days, but usually in a way that doesn't matter if if all you want to do is ready the body content, and sometimes it's actually an improvement. Not loading 10 sharing buttons, 15 analytics packages, and a bunch of ads due to them all relying on Javascript makes the internet a more pleasant place.
