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Guestbook
entries for April to November, 1998
Scott Cook - 11/14/98 03:48:57
My URL:
Comments:
There are no words to describe the wonder of this film. It's breathtaking and
will always be my favourite film for years to come.
Alvis
- 07/28/98 05:49:18
Comments:
Yer a sick, sick, puppy, but ye canna always be right! Funny, aye, but right,
noo!
James Prievo - 07/28/98 01:27:36
My Email:JamesP5561@aol.com
Comments:
I enjoyed this article very much. I started building models arond the end of
the 60's beginning of the 70's. Although I don't build them as much as I used
to I still pick one up now and then just to keep in practice. Again, the
article was a reminder of t mes gone by. I would be interested in knowing
myself where the capsule is now.
JK - 07/27/98 20:24:41
My Email:jed@tstonramp.com
Comments:
In the area of Microsoft....Wrigley's contols 80% of the chewing gum
market.....WHERE IS THE OUTRADGE FROM THE PRESIDENT'S LAP DOG, JANET RENO!
Paul Brown - 07/26/98 02:11:41
My URL:http://www.spectranet.ca/~brownm
My Email:ve3pbu@rac.ca
Comments:
Hi, Thanks for some very interesting facts. I was a great fan of WKRP. And I
always thought Jan Smithers was very nice. regards Paul Brown
Debbie Donaghy - 07/22/98 13:12:48
My Email:DebbieDonaghy@hotmail.com
Comments:
Hey! It must have taken a lonnggggggg time to do this! Well done though! I
really liked the presentation of the pages!
Bill Glendinning - 07/20/98
02:25:32
My Email:bglen@penn.com
Comments:
Bailey is still the best ever. But a close second is Veronica Hamel from Hill
Street Blues. Those reruns were on TV Land at 2:00PM. I don't know if they
are still on. I also have at least 25- 30 episodes of WKRP on video because
of Jan Smithers
Jim Voigt - 07/19/98 21:58:30
My Email:Voigthaus@AOL.com
Comments:
And all this time I thought I was the only man who included Jan Smithers in
his Top 10 Babes List.
Jacob G. Roskos - 07/18/98
20:07:23
My URL:http://jacobg@kalama.com
My Email:jacobg@kalama.com
Comments:
I enjoyed your article about the millennium. Especially an article written by
a woven material type of simian. I was just have PUN with you. Sincelely
yours, Jacob G.
Beverly
- 07/18/98 19:42:52
My Email:farmtoys@psci.net
Comments:
Marc
M. Adkins - 07/17/98 04:38:09
My URL:http://WWW.Doorways.org
My Email:marc@Doorways.org
Comments:
I'm thinking that maybe if I'm really lucky my own web site will one day be
as interesting as yours. Except without the politics, which I studiously
avoid the same as I would a dose of hemlock (or for that matter the clap).
What REALLY blows me away, ho ever, is the Tom Swift entry. My years of
science fiction reading and collecting began with the ONLY decent books in
the library of the parochial elementary school in which I was imprisoned for
seven years: a selection of Tom Swift books. I don't even NOW anyone else who
has ever HEARD of them. Thanks for taking me back! And I liked Bailey too.
Lynn
- 07/17/98 04:32:48
My URL:http://www.Doorways.org/Lighthouse
My Email:lynn@doorways.org
Comments:
Amen,amen,amen! It's the truth.
Natalie "the master monkey"
Bing and Amy "the mankey spanker" Rustin - 07/16/98 03:33:14
Comments:
we come from the planet monkey. many of our inhabitants enjoy spanking the
monkeys. we do not approve.
Brian Harris - 07/15/98 19:13:58
My Email:brianharris@pdq.net
Comments:
Great web page! Especially liked the info on the Gemini Space Module. Boy did
that bring back memories. You see, from 1962 to 1967 my mom worked for NASA
in Clear Lake City (Houston,TX) and would bring home the entire printed
transcripts of conversatio s between the spacecraft and the NASA communications
center. I read these transcripts like a Doc Savage novel. One a day. I still
have all the signed photos of John Glenn, Gus Grissom, and all the other
astronauts I met when she would take me to her of ice on Saturdays. Thanks
for the memories! Brian
Phillip A. Yontez - 07/14/98
22:17:26
My Email:phillip.a.yontez@us.arthurandersen.com
Comments:
Here's a trivia question that I've been trying to answer for years and now
I'm trying the web. Is Jan Smither's mother June Lockhart (of Lost in Space,
Lassie, etc.)???
Jim Yellen - 07/12/98 19:01:01
My URL:http://angelfire.com/nj/vanduyne
My Email:jjyellen@juno.com
Comments:
Oh my God! I don't believe that I found a site dedicated to my personal love
goddess! More then several months ago, I saw a feature on one of those
entertainment TV news magazine shows on Jan that showed her leading a very
peaceful, bucolic life as an artist. I don't remember any mention of James
Brolin. But perhaps I wasn't paying attenti n to that part of her life. For
anyone in the New York City
area, WKRP is shown on Saturday nights at 7:00 on WLNY which is channel 55
over the air. Jan, come back to me! Jim Yellen
Gypsy - 07/12/98 07:38:23
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/soho/museum/6078
My Email:gypsyangell@webtv.net
Comments:
I've been lurking around your page for a year now, good to see you at
GeoCities. I love your site, and your opinions rock. Besides, The Libertarian
Party is the ONLY one with a clue...
marc peloquin - 07/12/98 02:03:37
My Email:mpelo97021@aol.com
Comments:
hey: thanks very much for the Titanic thing ... most rewarding. all the best.
Panos - 07/11/98 22:41:41
My Email:phandom@otenet.gr
Comments:
Very good site, i have readed the script the same time i found the site,
great work.
Steve - 07/10/98 23:10:22
My Email:snoble@marc.org
Comments:
Great page on Jan Smithers. I agree with many of your observations, and I too
am 40 and married. Are you a quasi-techno nerd too? WKRP is in rerun in K.C.
on a VHF channel.
Tony - 07/10/98 21:28:07
My URL:http://www;geocities.com/Area51/Shire/9166/
My Email:alligator77002@geocities.com
Comments:
Banner surfing and caught your wave .
Spangles Muldoon - 07/10/98 19:34:02
My Email:spanglesmuldoon@hotmail.com
Comments:
Wonderful! I have ALWAYS been a Bailey (Jan Smithers) fan. I'd walk past five
nude Jennifers to get to a Bailey Quarters. I am thirlled that there is
finally a page dedicated to her.
Jennifer Samson - 07/10/98 18:37:29
Comments:
Could not find what i was looking for. i wanted to find the titanic and it
was not there. searcher said that we could find anything with the goto but i
was directed to the clothmonkey site. So far, i am pleased with the site...i
just do not know how i ot here...thank you
rose - 07/10/98 17:01:25
My URL:http://www.member.com.m/o/r.allen
My Email:rose426479@aol.com
Comments:
this is wonderful!
Larry Anderson - 07/10/98 03:27:15
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~ljanderson/insane.html
My Email:ljanderson@mindspring.com
Comments:
Very good site...thought provoking and entertaining as well. I have added a
link to it from my site. larryjoe
Jamie Bradley - 07/10/98 01:34:04
My Email:jam.bradley@ns.sympatico.ca
Comments:
Bailey Quarters over Jennifer Marlowe? Absolutely! I'm with you there,
brother. There's nothing more endearing than a character who has dreams and
takes every ounce of willpower and strength to take the first step towards
accomplishing those dreams. Ca e in point- when Bailey stood up to Les and
insisted he give her a shot at reading the news. A beautiful scene. Good luck
with the site.
Anna Marie Dobbyn - 07/09/98
18:51:28
My URL:http://dobbyn20.home.texas.net
My Email:dobbyn20@texas.net
Comments:
This site is GREAT! Being a true Libertarian is not merely party membership,
but having a Libertarian heart: seeking Truth. Really, the truth is all we
need; justice naturally follows -- and, indeed, justice cannot exist without
truth any more than any ther reality of the spirit can exist without it.
There is a wide variance of points amongst those of us who are aware enough
to be oppressed under a government that we (collectively, meaning everyone in
general, the entire populus) might bring up, neatly labeled as "a problem".
That is, some will say " elfare" is a problem, while others might
identify run-away inflation as the culprit, and still other people would say
big government is the fly in the ointment of liberty; and there are probably
more than a handful who would name all three, right off the ops of their
heads, without batting an eye. Personally, I don't happen to buy that. It is
my position that every "problems" we are seeing have been created
intentionally, and they are but SYMPTOMS of the problem. I further believe --
and certainly, you have no obligation to agree with me; we are, after all,
reasonable people, libertarians -- that the PROBLEM, from whence all these
other horrors stem, is a very well orchestrated scheme, designed to empower
and materially enrich a very small group of peop e. If this is not the case,
then it is most assuredly the happiest set of symphonic circumstances
imaginable because it accomplishes the same end-goals for the same entities.
The reason it prevailed is because, ever so gradually, we allowed ourselves
to become duped. It was just a little here, and a little there, until all of
us, in some way (and unawares, of course) became unwilling parties to the
furtherment of the scheme. We are all accomplices to it, especially the
sheeple who do not seek truth, and wish to go through life on this plane like
robots or zombies. The rest of us, as soon as we snap to what is going on
around us, get busy and do whatever we can, in whatever apacity we are able
to do our share, with whatever resources and ingenuity is available to us.
Some of us educate; some activate (and even educating is activating); and we
all do SOMETHING, instead of just whining and wringing our hands, moaning,
"I can' do anything; I'm only one person." If we do nothing more
than awaken a neighbor who has been asleep for far too long, that is
something. And even one person can do that much... You are cordially invited
to visit the perpetually-under-construction Electronic Free Press. The URL is
http://dobbyn20.home.texas.net and not everything that is a part of that site
is online at this moment. Under construction, is The Indictment (of gov
rnment). It shouldn't be all that difficult to show how, specifically, every
governmental agent and agency in these united states of America have violated
every law on its books (which is about forty-eleven million more laws than
any human society could ven imagine actually needing). Feel free, everyone,
to e-mail your evidence and complaint to EFP. The e-mail address is
dobbyn20@texas.net ; in the event that your evidence consists of too many
bytes to transport via e-mail, then just put the link in e- ail, and I'll go
it the evidence, and point web surfers to it, too, in the Evidence Links.
Y'know, a sense of humor is better than no sense at all, and I thought it
would be kind of fun to get a cyber-conviction of all the culprits involved
in stealing o r liberty and justice, and have web-surfers drop off their
complaints and evidence in support of them, sort of cyber-complainants. And
then a cyber-Indictment, cyber-trial (by cyber-jury, please, because we ARE
going to be a good example to bad governmen and show them the right way to go
about doing this), jury selection and all. I think it would be a fun thing to
do, but I would love to hear what YOU think, too. At this time, there are
only two or so pages of good stuff (not counting a lot of excellen links,
most of which you may already know about): The UFO files (Use of Force
Officers, including badge numbers, rank and whatever else is available on these
various critters from the feds, down to the local traffic cops, and prison
guards, and anyone e se who displays unnecessary and excessive use of force
in "doing their jobs". Not bad stuff, in my opinion, but the
gestapo does not appear to like it much. Oh, well, can't please EVERYONE! It
also contains a list of Judicial Tyrants. Well, what can ou expect from a
libertarian? In the endless quest for truth, dobbyn20@texas.net
Rebecca - 07/09/98 18:29:51
Comments:
Ilove the movie ttanic and I think it is the best movie because it has the
truth and some fiction i it it also happened on my birthday! I love
leonardo's acting too!
Chris Laws - 07/09/98 03:54:28
My Email:lawsc@air.on.ca
Comments:
It's about time that the Jan Smiters web page was produced. Bravo to its
creator. She is and will always be a total class act. I think James Brolin
did her a favor by leaving. Brolin has always been a bum, even before he did
"Marcus Welby M.D." I remember being 10 years old the first time I
saw Jan in "Where Lillies Bloom," and feeling something innocent
yet strong about the charma or character she projects. She truly is a
beautiful woman. When I was in high school I did look up an old
"Newsweek" microfilm with the story and pictures featuring the
story of her "rebellious youth" (pretty tame by today's standards).
I have tried to obtain a copy of this particular magazine for years. In a
discussion I once had with an archivist, he told me that the Newsweek i sue
featuring the Jan Smithers article has been a collectors item since its
release in 1966. It seems that Jan had an appeal even before she became
famous. If you have this particular Newsweek issue, hold on to it and take
good care of it. It is worth a s all fortune. The archivist told me in 1993,
that that particular issue of Newsweek in mint condition, sold for as high as
$10,000. With respect to Jan's work on "WKRP in Cincinatti," her
role was always downplayed. In my opinion, the best episode of the e tire
series was when Bailey and Johhny were supposed to go out on a date, and for
some reason Johnny forgets. As Baily waits in the radio station for Johnny to
come, in the background Earth Wind and Fire's song "After the Love is
Gone," is playing. Everyt me I hear that song I think of that particular
episode. I remember her look of vulnerability on her face. Her attempts to
look strong, but always looking shy. Everytime I see that episode I wonder,
"how could anybody stand-up somebody that beautiful, that vulnerable,
that peaceful." In summing up my impressions of Jan Smithers, she is the
girlfriend I always wanted to have, but never did. In love, whether it has
been on screen or in life, I think Jan has been hurt more than happy. Today,
I think Jan has le t the Hollywood life behind, and is living a quiet life. If
she ever sees this web page, and reads these letters, I think she would
smile, blush, turn off the computer and get on with the rest of her day.
- 07/07/98 11:08:44
Comments:
Yeah. She helped define for me the style of woman in the late seventies,
early eighties. Long, cool drink of water on a hot day; and her hair! Fine.
Fine. I remember watching her on WKRP (a pretty good sitcom, all in all)
dressed in jeans, jacket, boots, nd glasses - whoa. Too bad the style is
gone. She is an image I will not forget.
Carla Anderson - 07/06/98 21:48:36
My URL:http://none.se
My Email:noale86@hotmail.com
Comments:
hej!! I think this is a cool sight really!!! Did you know that there was a
woman named Carla anderson on the Titanic (real) she was saved!!!(good for
her...) Well I've checked all the passanger lists and everything and seen the
film 11 times. I've seen other movies about the Titanic to but this was he
best!! But there's things i think is really bad, the movie sucks more
everytime I see it!Why!?And another one is that I'm from Sweden but the
swedes in the movie don't really talk swedish!!! What's:Förbannade idiot, jag
kan inte fatta att du spelede bo t våra biljetter???You say:Förbannade idiot,
jag kan inte fatta att du satsade våra biljetter!! Swedes isn't that stupid.
I'm sorry if I can't spell but I'm only !" years. Exept from that the
movie was great!! And then I wonder, did Leo and Kate had it ni e in the
sauna?? That's all for now ! Thank you and goodbye!!! P.S.I'm not
aTitanicfreak!!!
Kristen - 07/06/98 21:29:37
Comments:
- 07/06/98 14:17:21
Comments:
You wondered at the end whether WKRP was airing anywhere: the UPN affiliate
in Denver, Channel 20(I think it's KTVK), aired the show at 9:30 p.m. for
almost half a year, spring of '97 up to the new fall season, then put it on
overnight Saturday and Sunda , 4:30 a.m. Last I knew.
Kaiser Ape - 07/06/98 02:30:04
My URL:http://world.std.com/~tcalo/index.html
My Email:tcalo@world.std.com
Comments:
"Why Loni captured the public attention instead of Jan is one of those
mysteries, like Bill Clinton's second term, that sometimes make me think I'm
the only sane person on the planet." Sir, I was thinking exactly that
very thing after I spied your link on Yahoo's Actress page. Bravo! Jan
Smithers was reason #1 to tune into WKRP. What a dream girl.
Mark - 07/06/98 00:26:31
My Email:mfgibson@groupZ.net
Comments:
I think she's gorgeous and have for a long time. Glad someone's done a page
for her. Thanks.
STEVE JOHNSON - 07/05/98 19:48:07
My Email:SJOH748710@AOL.COM
Comments:
SEND JAN MY BIRTHDAY WISHES
Don Tolson - 07/05/98 06:12:02
My Email:don_tolson@dmr.ca
Comments:
You're not the only (in)sane person in the world. I, too, have a very special
place in my heart for Bailey/Jan. I felt (and still feel) the same way about
her when I first saw her on WKRP. A little bit of a "if only" every
time she appeared. She's the type of girl I would have fallen in love with
immediately and given everything to spend life with. I'm glad I found someone
else who agrees with me that Loni was NOT the 'babe' of the show.
Roy S. Greenwell - 07/05/98 05:02:22
My Email:greenwell@worldnet.att.net
Comments:
Great site!
JK - 07/05/98 00:02:35
My Email:jed@tstonramp.com
Comments:
Jan Smithers has what it takes!!!!!!!!! How anyone could not walk on the back
of Loni Anderson to get to her is beyond me...(Sorry Loni, you are just not
the type for a lot of us men but you are beautiful). To this day I still
watch WKRP and dream that I m 25 again and wishing to meet someone just like
her. To James Brolin...Do not know the reason you are not married to Jan
anymore maybe it is all her fault and looks are decieving. But as far as most
of us are concerned, you got on the express elevator down to be with that
hipocrite Barbra......
Paul Moore - 07/04/98 14:21:06
My URL:http://www.ptw.com/~moorepa
My Email:moorepa@ptw.com
Comments:
I totally agree that Jan is the perfect woman ... and that she is greatly
under-rated for her role on WKRP. Sure wish she'd get back in the picture
business.!!! Thanks for the nice website.
victor perry - 07/02/98 16:15:43
My Email:vicmyra@worldnet.att.net
Comments:
I agree with your comments 100 percent! I'm glad to know there are others who
appreciate the stunning Jan Smithers. Keep up the great work!
Dave - 07/02/98 01:10:21
My Email:DGHawk1@aol.com
Comments:
Thank you for taking the time for this web site. It IS the only one out
there! I'm right with you as far as JS being the ultimate embodiment of
simple natural beauty...the best kind. I have to admit, I did fall in love
with Bailey...if JS is anything l ke her character was, well then, she's too
good to be true. Thanks again!
Dave - 07/02/98 01:08:25
My Email:DGHawk1@aol.com
Comments:
Thank you for taking the time for this web site. It IS the only one out
there! I'm right with you as far as JS being the ultimate embodiment of
simple natural beauty...the best kind. I have to admit, I did fall in love
with Bailey...if JS is anything l ke her character was, well then, she's too
good to be true. Thanks again!
Rose - 06/29/98 00:58:08
My Email:Rojack1912@aol.com
Comments:
I liked the page and I read the entire script but I noticed that lots of the
quotes in thebscript were a lot different from the movie. And I also saw some
parets in the script that are going to be in The Director's Cut if Titanic.
Doug Nusbaum - 06/27/98 23:41:33
My Email:Dpaladin@ix.netcom.com
Comments:
After some discussions with secular humanists, I had an epiphany: Change the
philosophical core of the Libertarian party from the party of freedom to the
party of the golden rule. I am visiting various places to spread the idea.
Use the Old testament version, "What is hateful to others, do not do
that to others". This is actually equivalent to freedom, but whereas
freedom scares many if not most people, almost everyone is familiar with,
believes in, and is comfortable with the golden rule. In addition, we get to
take the moral high ground compared with all other politicos
Honeyblue - 06/26/98 15:17:32
My Email:honeyblue@hotmail.com
Comments:
Great web site! Maybe I didn't read a possible explanation, but why is the
Titanic script incorrect or a 'first draft?" Just curious. Thanks!
yvonne - 06/24/98 05:59:01
My Email:louszoo@unnet.com
Comments:
Had a great time browsing your site, now I'll go back and visit a few!
Craig S. Young - 06/24/98 00:49:32
My URL:http://www.flash.net/~ka5bou
My Email:craigs@ti.com
Comments:
OK. Here's my quirky babe guesses: Shay Aster - August from 3rd Rock. Kim
Coles - gal from Living Single. Lindsay Fisher - coupla guest appearances on
Roseanne. Calista Flockhart - getting too popular for your list! - Ally
McBeal. Daria Morfendorffer - from MTV cartoon Daria - love the glasses -
hate the voice. Summer Sanders - olympic swimming babe (my wife helped with
this one). Julia Sawahla - Saffron from Absolutely Fabulous. Jan Smithers - A
longtime favorite and definitely better than Loni - Bailey from WKRP. Fabiana
Udenia - Alotta Fagina from Austin Powers. Alexandra Wentworth - Here was a
stumper. Saw here on politically incorrect some time ago, but no idea what
her claim to fame is... Katherine Whalen - One weird lookin' babe from the
Squirrel Nut Zippers. Thanks for a great site!
David Donovan - 06/23/98 00:43:47
My Email:jdavidus@earthlink.net
Comments:
Dear Scott, Your "Deck Chairs" piece is a classic. I became a
Libertarian this year, and my story is much like yours. I was republican for
the 3 elections that occured since I turned 18 in 1980. Then, I watched Bush
back in 1992 act like he really didn't care what happened, so I favored Perot
for a few weeks, until he showed himself to be a flake. I didn't vote at all
that time. In April, 1996 I was doing my taxes when I reached my breaking
point; I call it my "Rosa Parks" moment, because I just said
"no" to my computer screen, which was walking me through a tax prep
program. The questions were so intrusive! From a place deep within I started
answering back again and again, "none of your business, none of your
business, none of your busness! this led me to start studying how we got into
this income tax mess to begin with. My studies on the income tax in America
were very eye opening, but nearly as powerful as the day I heard Harry Browne
on KABC radio in Los Angeles, California. He started speaking, and in about
30 seconds, I was mesmerized! I called in to the show an spoke with him about
my own woes as a small business owner, receiving back much insight from him.
Soon, I was in a bookstore where I sat down and read almost the whole book,
and converted to Libertarianism on the spot. I am now a card-carrying member,
and will be voting and acting Libertarian for at least the next 10
presidential elections!
Kea - 06/22/98 21:56:04
My Email:KA@hotmail.com
Comments:
You all are assholes and should be shot!!!!11
Samuel Gonzalez - 06/20/98
03:08:15
My Email:samuelg@east-net.com
Comments:
when i was child, i had the same logical question, but i learned that we
don't need to complicate our lives. when you drink a glass of water and
finish and refill and drink again, you are drinking the second glass no the
first,it's like easy. thank you for your excellent explanation.
keith dyer - 06/14/98 01:47:20
Comments:
Never before have i encountered such a s--tload of libertarian nonsense and
rambling as i read in The Top Ten Deck Chairs on the Federal Titanic. Allow
me to refute a few of your false and outrageous claims. First of all, Social
Security is not a ponzi scheme, it is a social insurance program that has
provided benefits to retirees and other persons for ye rs and was never meant
to be a temporary program. Second of all, social security collects 12.4
percent of every persons income, divided equally between employer and employee,
not 15 percent(perhaps you had it confused with the medicare tax), and is not
go ng to go bankrupt when the baby boomers retire. Provided that the economy
continues to grow at a rate of no less that 2 percent each year(slower than
current economic growth), current social security taxes will continue to
collect enough revanue to keep he plan solvent. Just thought you might want
to know. Oh, and by the way, when a ship sinks, the deckchairs are usually
the LAST things to go under, not the first.
jessica cochhran - 06/14/98
00:12:52
My Email:DRiPpY
Comments:
this is a pretty cool website
Katherine Cornell - 06/13/98
00:55:56
My URL:http://www.gate.net/~vigrafix
My Email:vigrafix@gate.net
Comments:
Bravo on your Titanic pages! I'm a huge Titanic fan and have been facinated
with it for years. I too have seen the movie twice so far. I'm looking
forward to your updated script once the movie is out on home release. Thank
you so very much for all your efforts. I'll be bookmarking your page
Pierce Arrow - 06/09/98 22:52:37
My Email:piercearrw@aol.com
Comments:
Well done, Monk. Well done! I loved the Gemini Prize. That was great. Nice
job on the Titanic script, too.
Ted - 06/08/98 10:08:05
Comments:
Sorry. But January 1, 2001 is correct. Great site, though! --Ted
AA - 06/05/98 02:22:39
My Email:andich@apci.net
Comments:
Hey Scott, we are just about ready to close on Missouri. We sold Iowa in
1982. A Sq
- 06/03/98 16:30:51
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CM - 06/03/98 00:54:21
Comments:
Test
Ralph - 05/26/98 01:53:26
My URL:http://www.nantucket.net/titanic
My Email:titanic@nantucket.net
Comments:
Check this out http://www.nantucket.net/titanic Thanks Ralph & Ian
"The Chair Guys"
hk - 05/25/98 04:07:56
My Email:kang9803@yahoo.com
Comments:
A really interesting page! Cool stuff!
Jim Flynn - 05/24/98 23:52:25
My Email:jfflynn@mindspring.com
Comments:
I have 19 Tom Swift Jr books for sale, including #1 and #30 (G Force).
Hardbacks, in good shape. Email me if you are interested in purchasing them.
Captain MILSTRIP - 05/24/98
10:03:35
My Email:bosun 585@aol.com
Comments:
Hey, you're quick love the site sans music!!
Rick Gaber - 05/23/98 03:09:18
My URL:http://freedom.simplenet.com/faqs.htm
My Email:RickGaber@USA.net
Comments:
I really enjoy your site; it's well done. I've linked some of your pages on
some of mine for some time now, and would like any email notifications of any
more news and/or host changes. ("If you can't say anything nice about
Geocities...don't say anything at all!" Okay, I won't.) I've fixed most
of the links I can remember, except for the one at
http://www.freedom.simplenet.com/chuckles.htm which used to be at http://www.wizard.net/spcook/liberty.htm,
and which I named, "... an enormous non-march on Wash ngton ..."
Can you help me find it? Best regards, Rick
Mark Sexton - 05/18/98 22:06:01
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Museum/7875
My Email:M.R.sexton@exeter.ac.uk
Comments:
i like waterloo sunset too. I'm from England & find your journal on The
old country facinating.
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