greetings and salutations
Mar. 19th, 2004 02:33 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rktso i've been adding alot of people lately. chalk it up to me trying to not be such a fucking recluse already. oh the ironies.
brava.
so, welcome to all you recently and soon-to-be added folks.
while he probably won't read this,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jwz's da man with the links. i found his website so many years ago, before i discovered the joys of lj. maybe even before lj discovered the joys of lj. who knows. it's kinda' hard to say. but i found the dude's website on the history of a lind hall computer. the dweeb's must've been onto something because the guy's got the links. rumor has it he's a former hacker. (no, that's not just from his lj info either.) whatever. he's got the 411 on a whole lotta shit. plus a night club to boot. this is how i shall pass off a whole lotta knowledge.
opportunitygrrl and spiritrover - aka the would be journals of the mars rovers if the mars rovers were from the valley, are both found via his journal. there are apparently a lot of space object journals. who'd've thunk?
brava.
so, welcome to all you recently and soon-to-be added folks.
while he probably won't read this,
jwz's da man with the links. i found his website so many years ago, before i discovered the joys of lj. maybe even before lj discovered the joys of lj. who knows. it's kinda' hard to say. but i found the dude's website on the history of a lind hall computer. the dweeb's must've been onto something because the guy's got the links. rumor has it he's a former hacker. (no, that's not just from his lj info either.) whatever. he's got the 411 on a whole lotta shit. plus a night club to boot. this is how i shall pass off a whole lotta knowledge.opportunitygrrl and spiritrover - aka the would be journals of the mars rovers if the mars rovers were from the valley, are both found via his journal. there are apparently a lot of space object journals. who'd've thunk?
