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Some fun, offbeat, and just plain weird stuff that wouldn't fit anywhere
else.
- It is said that there are three kinds of untruths: Lies, damn lies,
and pseudo-scientific
studies about the health claims of beverages. See how "Sobe Power"
compares to other ... err ... fruit drinks!
- Ever wondered how you would do in the typical AD&D dungeon
crawl? Take the test! (text-only)
- Special guest Ray Orrock talks --
from one human's perspective -- about dragons, in a newspaper column I
got permission to reprint.
- For Douglas Adams fans: A page on forty-two.
- My first
general home page, aka Dragonslair, from way back in 1996. A real
piece of history.
- For Macintosh gamers: Ever played Dirt Bike? Ever hacked it?
- The memorial page
for my deceased Blinky Text shrine.
- The shrine referred
to. But it's dead, trust me.
- My llama
page.
- A totally fictitious expansion set for Magic (the
Blathering). Now updated with 9 new cards! (10-9-2K)
- Get upset when the Pentagon pays $700 for a toilet seat? Check out
what might possibly be the world's biggest military boondoggle ever, in The Price of Vengeance.
- You always go back to the classics -- such as the adventure game
Rogue. Then the classics frustrate you, and you hack them.
- Speaking of clever hacks, I documented a weird game feature in the
Playstation 2 game "Shadow Hearts" that lets you MAKE MONEY FAST! (In the
game, not real life.) Give the Money Trick a spin.
(text-only)
- A little bit of time-travelling gives a glimpse into the future of
the October 2003 California recall election.
[Includes PDF document; Acrobat
Reader required]
- Read an epic, thrilling tale of survival in the urban jungle of The
Office, in the lavishly illustrated true-life story forever to be known
only as ... The Battle of Rat Corner.
- Does good science make good music? Who knows -- but sing Semi-Unified Science a few times, and
you'll never look at the Grand Unified Theory or one-hit wonder Third
Eye Blind in quite the same way again.
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