Open Page, v 1.1
Posted in Legacy at March 4th, 2002. Comments Off on Open Page, v 1.1.
I guess I can’t be so annoyed anyomre, Rice fixed their page already.
So you must know I’m not that much of a patriot, but my anti-citizenship still demands we play by the right rules. Check
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And I totally had to edit this again, because an hour later it’s really making my blood boil. This radio station has been reading an announcement once a day for at least the last two weeks saying felons can’t vote. My more mainstream acquaintances can’t understand where I am politically, but then again, if they’re the sort of people likely to make errors like this, it’s no wonder. I mean, look at all the organizations on that Rice page. Nobody noticed all that “equal protection” stuff going on during Florida’s election? Yeah, why not let Florida wrongly deny voting rights to jailed persons resident in other states? While we’re at it, why don’t we publicize that Texas felons can’t vote, that way maybe they won’t. Great public service, Rice, way to go.
I’ve got nothing
Besides .jpg’s of Bob mould, .wav’s of Homer were the first thing I ever loved on the web.
Added at 1014961158 by bubba.
From the wife:
bottom line: we couldn’t even keep our servers up during the Super Bowl. do you trust us with your connections?
Take a look before the DMCA gets ’em. Satire will no longer be tolerated.
Can you imagine the guy who thought, “you know luge is cool, but not nearly dangerous enough. Let’s turn it around, and go head first instead!”
There has never been, and never will be, anything exciting about speed skating.
Added at 1014174388 by matt.
Dave, I’m totally sorry – I overwrote your page. What a moron.
There’s talk about how it’s gone. There’s nothing left but the falling stars or rotating N of an un-resolvable host. It’s hard to believe, given that it seems to have embodied everything that the ‘new’ internet represents to me. Still a little wild and untamed, but almost desperately so – trying hard to give the finger to their new corporate neighbors.
Like everything else on the web, it spawned imitators, but they always seemed to fall short.
Where have you gone Goatse? The world’s a little colder today.
At least we’ll always have our mirrors.