The careful
browser may note parts of this site are pure crap. Really old-fashioned
pages. Noisy backgrounds, lame graphics, dumb animations.This
is because I started doing this page back in 1994, and back then
(a) the technology wasn't very well developed and (b) I didn't
know squat about doing Web pages. Also, I'm too lazy to improve
the lamer, more technologically-retarded parts, and anyone who
knows me can tell you I never throw anything away. Which
is why I am living in what appears to be (to the untrained eye)
a townhouse about to bust open from the internal pressure of books,
electronics, and computer stuff. Many of which are rapidly becoming
museum pieces.
But---this page will keep you busy for hours. Not that
there's much to it; it's sort of like Cheez Puffs compared to
real food. Pure bulk.
This is a selection of mental outbursts from a guy who has way,
way too much time on his hands during the week thanks to the spasmodic
nature of his job.
NAVIGATING: You get around
the site best by using the map, which
is located by clicking on the puzzle piece in the left-hand corner.
Or you can click on some of the other puzzle pieces on this page.
And then there are some pages that aren't accessible from either,
but if you browse long enough you'll end up on them.
Now it's time for an old Doc's Web Page tradition: The Scrolling
Marquee!
Remember Kids: Only users lose drugs.
(Note:
The scrolling marquee is not scrolling, nor is it a marquee when
you're viewing it in Netscape.
It's just a big messy pile of words. It's just as bad in Opera.
Wow! You've finally got a reason to download
Internet Explorer!!! And ignore those stories about how long
the download takes. It's only about twelve years.)
Time for
another tradition; seeing how many people have been suckered into
looking at this atrocity:
according
to The Web-Counter!
Over 30,000! Isn't that amazing!
Enjoy
your stay and bookmark this site so you can check back often and
say, "Jeez, he still hasn't updated the damn thing!"
We
have two Dog Stories on line
for no real reason.
How about a Stupid Java Trick?
And you can send me e-mail, if you feel some strange and unexplainable desire to do so... |