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We’re back! And now we’re all Web 2.0 in the hizzle. Check out the first half of the journey here: (Actually, the full-screen version at Google Maps works a little better.) And watch for the second half of the journey, blogged a mere eleven years after the fact. cheap cialis

It has come to my attention that this site looks atrocious in Internet Explorer. I could spend hours fussing with the WordPress layout, or you could stand up against the Octopus and spend three minutes installing a new browser. Or just read the LJ feed like the craven coward you are. just kidding lol kthx gbye!

So this part was written in 2006, not 1996. You can tell by the italics: my words are bent over by middle age, like myself. This seems as good a place as any to reiterate: I wrote all this ten years ago. That means the zine was the work of a much younger guy, a [...]

If you’re reading this on LiveJournal or an RSS feed, which StatCounter and the lopsided distribution of comments suggest that you are, you may not have noticed all the lovely new changing Route 96 banners. Oooh. Aaaah. Did you know you can force Firefox to reload cached images (in order, for instance, to cycle through [...]

Ten years ago, in the summer of 1996, my friends Pete and Derek and I drove across the USA and back. Actually, that makes the trip sound more linear than it was. Really, we drove around the country, in a big rambling loop. We avoided the interstates whenever possible, taking two-lane highways and seeking out [...]