November 17th, 2004
I hope so. Cause I am fresh out of content.
A blast FROM the past: E-TV - All -=e=- all the time
It requires the RealPlayer Basic of course.
In my March 2001 episode-
- Spiderman Getting Down
- A virtual Tour FROM Reis Homes (Doesn’t work as Reis Homes no longer exists)
- American Online Commercial (The Debut of “Stress Man” on the site)
(Check it out)
I’m backing up all my files, and I came to the realization that I start a lot of things and never finish them.
I hate that about me.
I should really sit down one day and concentrate on doing ONE thing really well, rather than a lot of half-assed things.
Doing research on commercials FROM the Sixties… some cool links to bring back memories coming up.
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November 13th, 2004
(For the record, I have no idea what I believe in/don’t believe in any more. While I find the Bible impossible to acknowledge as “the inerrant word of God”, at the same time… something deep inside of me feels there’s something larger than all of us out there somewhere. And maybe, just maybe, there were bits of Higher Truth dictated to people at their level of understanding at the time. I can’t EXPLAIN it. So what I don’t understand, I mock & ridicule)
But I digress…
Not since the above-mentioned title of this post have I laughed so hard at a verbal misfire FROM the fundies….
Until tonight when I saw this post.
“The Bible says: ‘to thine own self be true.’…”
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November 11th, 2004
Why are Americans so Stupid?
It’s harsh. It’s heated… for a guy like me that psychoanalyzes people for a hobby, it’s a smorgasboard of various viewpoints and cultural mindsets.
I know, I know… we Americans don’t like criticism FROM outside parties, and it’s bound to piss you off. But I implore you to take a deeper look inside the comments. It delves INTO the various mentalities of Americans, Europeans, Arabs, Christians, Muslims, Atheists…
You can write a thesis based on this thread.
I love Les’ site… he and his guests always pull off an amazing blend of intellectual discussion in his threads.
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November 9th, 2004
Oy. What a mess.
So much for us all being back to normal after November 3rd, huh?
I’ve thought long and hard on what to say about all the bitterness, sniping, gloating, attacking, crazy talk, suicides and threats going on.
Here goes….
Imagine us all agreeing on every single thing…
Linking only to people who share our views and our values and our opinions….
Reading page after page of people who think exactly like us…
Would that suck ass, or what? 
I’d be bored to fucking tears in a half hour flat.
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November 8th, 2004
I redid my design section in MySQL. The really cool part of it is the ability to turn the “display” on and off. I have a ton of work-related sites I can’t quite SHOW right now.
(If you recall, I was damn near …[explaination has gone bye-bye. If you missed it, oh well. Some things are more important than your entertainement, chuckles…]) 
Aaaanyway… I got the “Redesign Bug” going on.
My new skin (Yes, the site is skinnable) is going to be a 1965 version of my site.
My four “spokescharacters” (Counterclockwise FROM top: CyberPal, Stress-Man, Bozilla the Clown and Randi) are all going to be kids. I drew rough sketches (Yes, with a pencil! I remembered how to use one!) last night.
CyberPal is going to have a Beatles suit
Stress-Man is going to have coke-bottle glasses and buck teeth. Kinda like the “Jughead” to CyberPal’s “Archie”… or the “Alfalfa/Spanky” axis, if you will (Yes, I know the Little Rascals are FROM the ’30’s, shut the fuck up… the younger kids don’t know that!)
The site will be ENTIRELY in black and white, of course. TV wasn’t in color until 1966, because there WAS no color in 1965, I guess.
So… are there any good Retro sites you guys can recommend for inspiration? Any ideas? Trends? Wanna contribute clip art?
(My popup announcing something is a satire is a good example of what I’m gunning for here…)
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