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Murrf's
Favorites. Murrf somehow manages to be a fan of both Jesus
and Wrybread.
Greystate
Recording, who says of my Crack Cam:
"I don't think an explanation would do this one any justice...."
iama.stupid.cow.org
are of course fans of Wrybread. His pictures
page is hysterical, and if you poke around hard enough you'll
find every South Park episode in RealVideo.
Terravision.com
has me wedged right between links to two different blow up sex
dolls.
Camp Chaos,
still one of my favorite sites.
Wired
Wheels, an article in the on-line San
Francisco Chronicle, said of my writing
in Baja Mexico, "He couldn't have written these words
from a cubicle in Multimedia Gulch, or even a corner office
in some high-tech high rise. But Mann's meanderings from some
star-drenched Mexican burg could be a siren's call for some
pinched, pained, overworked Silicon Valley type, who's as welcome
as any on the Buss." Amen.
Diane
Torr, "Drag King Ambassador to the World," knows
how bad we all knead Wrybread.
AmmoDumpRadio
links to my pranks. I highly recommend listening to their pranks
to this Spiro guy. Cracks me up every time.
Tito of Prank.net
likes my telephone terrorism.
BurningMan.com
The
Gigsville Community Scrapbook of Burning Man 98, a bunch
of Burning Man stuff.
The
Link Conservatory is one of those things that I have no
idea what it is, but it sends me a ton of hits. Ditto on Pro
Launch.
Netscape What's Cool had great taste, AOL notwithstanding.
We've been featured with them a bunch of times:
Crossed
Lines (Jan. 8)
Crack
Cam (Fri Apr. 23)
Road Homes (can't find the link)
Baja Mexico (ditto)
Evil Cave Boy (ditto again)
CoolSiteOfTheDay.com
featured Bad Connections on December 28, 1998.
LaughingSquid.com
links to my Santa Anarchy stuff.
Smiley
likes us, and he even filed us under "Lifestyles".
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