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The PsychicGoldfish Archive
(Nifty Files I Found Somewhere)
"I have gathered a posie of other men’s flowers, and nothing but the thread that binds them is mine own." -
John Bartlett
A small collection, always growing, of obscure documents I have
gathered from the 'Net and elsewhere over the years. And remember: Kipe from one,
it's plagiarism. Kipe from two, it's archiving. Many of these are
still in their original plaintext format. You know, for the sake of
historical accuracy. It's not because I'm just lazy or anything. Okay,
not just because I'm lazy. Original sources are given, when
available. As most of these are gleaned from the 'Net, or from
recycled faxlore, or even from my old BBS days, copyrights are
played somewhat fast and loose. If anyone gets a burr under their
saddle about one of the documents included below, I'll gladly remove it.
- Read lots and lots of Red Dwarf Quotes.
- Read some funny
Answering Machine Messages.
- Peruse some quotes from Douglas Adams
novels.
- Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky
as rendered by the Apple Newton.
- Fifty ways to Confuse Your Roommate.
- And here's fifty ways to Confuse Your Roommate Again!
- More great signatures.
- A funny story overheard in the
Amethyst Coffeehouse.
- Quotes by Steven Wright.
- Physics warnings that we'd like to
see.
- Trolling for Taillights! A sport
designed for Houston! If anybody has heard of any leagues for this
new and exciting sport forming in the Houston area, please drop me a line at
the address below.
- A report from the 1995 International Yoga Championship.
- Forget Windows, or MacOS, or LINUX. My computer runs on
Studly-OS!
- For a quick glimpse at the horrors of the future, take a look at the
smart house. The Jetsons never told us
about this.
- Read this for important information about the hazards of
logic block. This is the main reason why
my programming endeavors are restricted to HTML. Nobody ever died from a
dead link.
- Marry not an engineer.
- Young geeks in love. It's a beautiful thing.
(Now available in both audio and text versions! Ain't technology wonderful?)
- Lunch, the HP Way, AKA "MacDonald's in Hell."
- That Norm Peterson, what a wacky guy. You know,
from "Cheers." He was on TV and everything! Kids these days. No culture.
No culture at all.
- A classic piece of faxlore, Fun with Hamlet and His
Friends. This was typed in by your archivist, from an ancient yellowed mimeographed
copy made who-knows-where.
- Another piece of faxlore, telling the story of a Fire Drill
gone wrong. Taken from an ancient Xerox copy of indeterminate origin.
Question? Comments? Complaints? Indecent Proposals? Death Threats?
Leave me a comment now!
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