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Don't do it, kids. Growing up sucks! I'm going back to being 8. Catch y'all in the 70's! :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBYgbeT6ciI

Good point, too Arkm !!! I'm already "there": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ib-Qiyklq-Q and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aWzuQ1ufGs and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvFzOgK-V9E

...Oh, there are more. TONS more from the "before times", folks.

thank you hahah! you're welcome though, i see you around a lot and you seem like a chill guy. mantis' are so cool, i can really understand the love for them! the drowned fly trick is an interesting one for sure, i may write up a page on that at some point since it's certainly relevant. thank you again!

Naw, man. None of those. Not theft. Nothing malicious AT ALL. 'Tis a tale to be told for later, perhaps. Let's just say, in honor "I took the fall" because I had to... on, um those occasions.

I'll get back to ya later, man. You seem like a pretty cool dude. Gotta run for now. Have a great weekend! :)

Geesh... "now" I'm late. Eh, well. The ol' "Car Trouble" never fails. Later, tater!

It's hard to use this thing for real-time communication, sorry :o I think it would be nice to make a discord/telegram group chat for our little circle since we kinda share the audience. If it doesn't exist already, ofc

I follow ya, man. Dunno about that "discord" thang. Back in the day, I used to do that chatroom thang. Sure, it was fun. But, some goofballs would hack your java and even on mIRC you could see every detail about people including ip addies and more. Not my thing, dude. You ARE right, though and have a good point. Also, problems with mis-communications. We can STRESS certain words, while the content 'is lost'. Hmm...??

Tip for not getting your Java installation hacked: don't use Java.

I assure you, nowadays messenger applications are much safer.

He once shot a man just for snoring too loud. :O

Time Life Presents: Chatroom Days And Them Hacking Goof-Balls of The Old West.

Time Life Presents: Infamous Vigilante-Samaritans Of The Mid-West

Thank you.

Naw, 'Thank You' for the great work you do on your page, man!

Thanks for the likes folks, but THAT was just 'part of it'! He-hee! :) Got an even BUSIER weekend ahead! And a big "Yes", I'm looking forward to it! Very Cool! :)

Dude, If ya really gotta get things done then THAT's the priority. You know that, I know that... everybody does (or should!). Keep neocities on the back burner. I do. While I'm gettin' projects done, I'm thinking of ways to change my pages and what to put on. Follow? Good, man. Just keep everybody posted, yeah? Rock On !!! :)

Hey! Don't worry, when I put life in my reasons for leaving, that was less about personal problems and more of an excuse to get it to more then two things. :P However my main priority is of course life and all that jazz, family first and all. I plan on trying to update this when I can, just know that you are an awesome dude, Rock On !!! :D

Dude, that's "The Classic". Sam Raimi's trademark '73 Olds Delta 88. A close friend (later bro-in-law) owned a '76 Cordoba with the 440 or 400 4bbl. Did your Newport have the push-button AT or was that just the older ones?

Lotta memories, man.

Are you "sure" we don't know each other? Check this out: https://kenny46140.neocities.org/vehicles.html

I think that must've been the older cars. I had an automatic trans but it was just set up on the steering column like most cars. It was a great road trip car - 5000 pounds of rolling couch with a 400 big block. Seeing your Impalas, my first was a 1968 Impala wagon kick me down from my parents when I was 16. That was THE party wagon for high school. lol

It seems like we're people who would've known each other, but you're out in the midwest and I grew up in Northern Virginia....although I DID live for a year in Bloomington, IND back in the early 90s.

Yeah, man. Both of my Impalas were party-rides, babe-mobiles and me the wheelman (not designated if ya catch). Dude, we just must be bruthas from anutha mutha: I lived in Bloomington from '90-'95. '95 Bought that log home (not the Evil-Dead one) north of Bloomfield, west of BFE. Sold it and moved in '05. I miss it. Cool share, my man.

And here I am. Since the '05 divorce. Broke as a '73 Pontiac but not as sluggish! Ha! :)

Bloomington, Indiana... the "town" ya love to hate. I drove nearly every street/road there back then even all around Lake Monroe. That "town", man. Huh... my ex-wife and 2 sons live there.

Huh. Yeah, I'm sittin' here shakin' my head. I met alotta cool people there. Foreign and Domestic. Opened my eyes more. Huh. That damned town.

I remember hanging out at Lake Monroe. There was also this creak that ran out of town(?) where I found a number of really nice geodes while ading through it. That was something totally fascinating and unexpected. (Was a big rock collector when I was young) Wish I still had them.

*creek, lol. There was also an excellent gaming store in the center of town. I can't remember the name of it, but it was up a slightly hilly street so it was mostly underground - a long window ran along the wall at street level. It had just boxes and boxes full of old D&D modules, gaming books, comics, etc. Loved the place.

Man, I know that "crick" had a funny name. I'll remember. Yup, alotta geodes and etc all over... and too much "leaverite". That's a concretion of stuff that you should "leave right there" because it's worthless! Ha! The old glacier pretty much stopped there at Bloomington.

Yup, I did alotta business at that comic shop; Buy, Sell & Trade. It was (and still may be) on 6th Street east of Walnut. The dude in there was a big DC fan. I think I sold or traded him one of my R2-D2 cookie jars and a lot of my D&D (et al) stuff. I went to about every shop/store in that whole area. Did you work at any? Would we have met?

I think most of the creeks (and small towns around there) had funny names. A few in particular I used to joke about or make up songs while driving by their sign. I looked at the map and couldn't find it right away. I saw where that Comic etc. Shop was and it's not there, BUT it probably moved (like a lot of the older shops did back then). In that area were a Model Shop and Music Shop I'd hit, too. I'm a thinkin'! ;)

I remember; "Lick Creek" was one. "Knob Ditch" another. And "Gnaw Bone" a town just east of Nashville, Ind. The further south of Bloomington was where the Great Kentuckian Migration stopped. Bedford, Ind pronounced as "Beh-Ferd" along with towns named after native american words (which were cool). Thought you might be Mark B., but are you Mark S.? That'd be too much a coincidence, but eh... gotta ask.

Haha, neither. I am Mark M.

THAT's cool, too! Haha! You just seem like both those Marks for some reason; Jusy "very cool guys" who are always on the same page or way better! Cool, man. BBL! :)

Thanks! VERY cool. I'll be trying to get time to update mine (adding buttons and etc). Wish me luck! Same-same, Have a Great one! :)