Stumbling around the Internet this afternoon, I came across the Internet Archive. While they don’t seem to have any copies of my very first Europa-hosted pages (let us all get down on our bony little knees right now and thank whatever gods granted us THAT particular blessing), they do have a copy of an early KGON site design that I was, sad to say, completely responsible for.

I was really proud of that thing at the time. Be thankful that the Archive doesn’t have any of my earlier attempts. Be very thankful.

Update: Correction. While they only have my most-recent style of the old Europa location (the Rael ’99 design) if you search for http://www.europa.com/~rael, when you add /index.html to the search you find this little gem. It’s not the oldest version of my site, oddly enough, but it’s old enough to be designed for IE 3.01 . *shudder* Yeah, I was a shill for Microsoft back in those days. Live and learn, I guess.

Discarding the simple elegance of her previous design, Celina (a.k.a. Mononoke of #KNRK fame) has put up a new page, and this time there are words and pictures! Oh, and she makes lots of nice comments about yours truly. How can I not link to her after reading her page, hmm?

(Update: Thanks to peach-pit for pointing out that I’m a dork. All that typing and no link to the page in question. Duh.)
Celina’s Page

I’m not really sure about the premise, but seeing as how I’m one of those losers who enjoys reading bumper stickers I couldn’t resist visiting InternetBumperStickers.com.

Link via Cosmic Central.

As promised, I’ve typed up a quick review of the game I badgered Wendi into buying for me this weekend.
Heroes IV review

Once again thanks to the great Captain Rooba we find a list of stupid product warnings and instructions. I think my personal favorite is the container of salt that’s labelled as being high in sodium…

Thanks to the weblog wannabe for linking to a collection of funny billboards. This is the kind of thing I would do, if I had time, tools and talent. Heavy on the talent.