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Bobby Sands's Diary
Wednesday, February 2, 200010:34 a.m.
Creepy. This is a secret diary kept by Bobby Sands, documenting his last days in 1981 as he went on hunger strike (shudder shudder) to protest his imprisonment without political prisoner status for alleged IRA activity. He and several other men gave their lives for the cause.
Zippos In The Movies
Wednesday, February 2, 200010:33 a.m.
An entire Website devoted to Zippos as depicted in that icon-making, American medium: the movies.
Choose Your Own Silly Pokemon Adventure
Tuesday, December 28, 199905:09 p.m.
Remember those books where it gave you a choice of where to go next, and then you flipped to the appropriate page? So there were like 5 or 6 different endings possible? Now, mix that concept, Pokemon, the web, and a healthy satirical viewpoint and hey presto! You've got-- this.
Pop Fiction
Thursday, December 23, 199903:36 p.m.
Ranging from the really sordid (Nancy Spungen's growing up years-- before Sid) to the culturally wacky (Erik Estrada's memoir), this pulp fiction archive is a treasure trove of the cheap, easy, morbidly fascinating fiction.
Me And Me China Were Watching The Wobbly Jelly...
Wednesday, December 8, 199911:11 a.m.
That's right folks, it's time to bone up on your Cockney. Prepare yourself for that next trip to London!
Conversations With... Lunch Truckers
Friday, December 3, 199904:39 p.m.
If any of you read my lovely diary, I have a small one-act play, detailing an exchange between an unfortunate cabdriver and his passenger. In that spirit, I give you... interviews. With cabbie-eqsue types. Lunch truck drivers. Yep, you heard me.
Martinis, Misogyny and Mayhem
Thursday, December 2, 19993:33 pm
THE guide. Who WAS that guy in between Sean Connery and Roger Moore? Wasn't Roger Moore strictly 70s? Which villian is Dr. Evil based on? Do you have a fixation with casinos, cars, and exotic locales? Now all this, and more, can be yours...
Left-Wing Films
Wednesday, December 1, 19991:59 pm
Or, that's what the page calls itself, at least. Viva la revolucion!
Adult Children of Divorce
Monday, November 29, 199904:02 p.m.
I try to distract myself by attempting to keep up with the kids:
But you know, that only works as long as you're willing to be in denial. Dealing with divorce of your parents at the ripe old age of 27 sucks. You feel screwed and abandoned. At least I do. And I doubt I'm the only one. But this here webring has some good resource sites, so if you're in the mood to face your fears, have at it.
Covert Denouements
Monday, November 29, 199903:59 p.m.
Gosh. Wow. Now, in spite of being the diary advocate I am, I rarely venture out of Diaryland. But this, well-- this woman can not only write and keep you interested, but she really addresses some interesting things. And what is such an intelligent person doing working at Walmart?
Whatever Happened To That Short Guy With The Knickers?
Wednesday, November 24, 199909:51 a.m.
Now you too can track down the people you went to high school with. Cringe. For some of you that may be a rehashing of hell, but aren't you curious? There were three of my classmates listed under my school, and even their little descriptions of themselves, 10 years later, made it worth it.
Space Age Lounge
November 18, 199912:04
Ah, curvy women and 'Bachelor Pads"-- this self-proclaimed encyclopedia is enough to pique your interest in the pop wonderland of the 50's-- xylophones, mixed drink recipes, subdued house parties and cocktail weenies... back when everyone smoked, listened to jazz, and dressed hep.
Diaryland Ring of Wackos
November 16, 1999
Unlike idyllic Pitaville, Diaryland members have a more difficult time locating each other. So now there's a webring whih is meant to be an effort towards gettin' to know yer neighbors...sign up if you have a Diaryland account!
Mass Nostalgia
Friday, November 12, 199904:35 p.m.
Well, these shows have been hovering on the dark edges of my memory for far too long. When I was wearing bellbottoms and halter tops, and was really into Sit-n-Spin, they were an important part of my life-- screw the Partridge Family, I want Kroft Superstars! Yeah!
Star Blazers!
Friday, November 12, 199904:25 p.m.
There are some really wacked-out fans in Internetland. I used to rush home everyday from school (this is back in the 80's, my friends) so I wouldn't miss an episode, and I truly thought it was far superior to G-Force, the other anime show that I remember from the time. But I'm not gonna make it my raison d'etre. I must say though, I was even then a total sap, and I really loved the second season when we get introduced to Trelaina:
A tortured soul indeed. Boxed sets start at $129 per season, folks, and Christmas is coming up...
Skirtman
Friday, November 12, 199901:03 p.m.
Fresh out of Little Rock-- this guy is quite the egomaniac. Parental Discretion advised. :-)
Brand New, Not Quite Stuffed Pita
Friday, November 12, 199912:58 p.m.
Hmm. This is all brand new. I thought I'd mosey on over here from Diaryland and see what all the fuss is about. So this is news and haikus and websites to check out and that sort of thing? Hmm. Sounds fun.
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