visitor registry

Here's what the rest of you have to say. If you haven't signed in yet, here's the key to some of the harder questions:

visit

What place have you always wanted to visit, but haven't yet?

superpowers

What are your superpowers?

book

What's the name of the book you've read that changed your life?

elevator

You're stuck in an elevator with three people. Who would you want them to be?

cartoon

What cartoon character would you like to know, carnally?

Ken - 11/27/00 21:31:44
My Email:klugosi@msn.com
born: Weirton, West Virginia
visit: Egypt
superpowers: Command of vampiric technology
book: "Naked Lunch" by W.S.Burroughs
elevator: Brandon Fraser, David Duchovny, and Johnny Dep
cartoon: The Tick

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Although I'm fond of all of the keys, my heart beats quickest for the black one in the middle (it has no name in English). I admire its moderation. The Book of Love was written, for the most part, by Eleanor of Aquitaine in the 13th century, who is rumored to still be alive. The sort of question I'd really like to see in a guestbook is sort of like the "...stuck in an elevator with three people." Something like, "If you could meet any three (or one or ten) people from any time, past or present, who would they be and why?" I would answer Alexander the Great, Cleopatra VII, Elizabeth I, and of course Bela Lugosi. If I go on about why, I'll take up too much memory. Suffice it to say that I think I could learn the answers to a lot of questions and have a good time doing it. By the way, you're much cuter in person.

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I enjoy seeing the last question in a guestbook. It means I am almost done and have fulfilled my duty by letting the person know I took time out of my life to acknowledge their efforts on the internet. I salute you.

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I think i'll just use this space to thank you for your site. I'm co-directing a production of The Nerd in my hometown. It's sort of a revitilization of our summer theatre. And I'm also playing the part of Willum. The only problem is that i felt very d stant from the entire atmosphere. So when i came to your site and found information about Larry Shue's life, in a way it helped me find what i was looking for. Wow, i just keep rambling on and on, but basically i just wanted to thank you.

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Hello - I run an archive of links based on natural science. E-Core http://member.aol.com/knlazara/ecore.htm A working part of: Ken Lazara's Amateur Geologist Mission Base-Page. http://member.aol.com/knlazara/index.html I am looking for good people with enlightening biology/nature based web pages to join the archive. It is kind of like a web-ring, but no messy HTML tags, just one link placed conveniently on your site (banner is optional) or on a separate page set aside f r web-rings. For further information view the above URL or Email me at knlazara@aol.com with any questions. In the very least, spreading the word about E-Core to other people with science/mathematics based pages is greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time, Ken

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Where can I get a script for Larry shue's "The Nerd"?

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I DO NOT THINK THE DUCK CAN TRULY PERCH BY THE SAME PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANIS THAT A PASSERINE CAN AND I DON'T KNOW HOW MANY COMMON N.A. DUCKS ACTUALLY DO "PERCH". GOD WROTE THE BOOK OF LIFE. WHO ARE YOU AND HOW DO YOU JUSTIFY YOUR DAILY EXISTANCE ON EARTH

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Hi, what a nice page and useful links you got here. I really enjoyed my visit to your site. By the way if you have time you can visit my homepage at http://fun.to/surfnet or http://www.geocities.com/surf_internet/surfnet.html and if interested you can joi the programs that i have provided there. It's free and easy and you have nothing to lose! I also love to have many friends from all over the world. That's for now......keep up the good work OK! I'll be back...see..ya.....
Shawn

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i like the f keys a lot because most of the time whenever i press them i have no idea what is about to happen. every time is an adventure.

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Delete.

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delete so i can correct mistake without looking stupid

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Delete, It saves alot of work.

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How much wood could a woodduck chuck if a woodduck could chuck wood?

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None of these questions interest me. However, I'd like to give you thanks for your profile on the "Bridal Duck" (Aix sponsa). I loved learning the translation of sponsa and reading the anecdotes you included. In short, your Wood Duck profile is delightf l. I also browsed your web site, it's so much fun, well written, and cheerily designed to boot! Good luck in all you do. GooseIsLoose

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essay??? Favourite key - J; Enjoy same movies you do - Richard III was great; Bleu awesome; Brazil tremendous; sad to see that The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, Her Lover not on the list....

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I like the W key..it is Wonderful.. The Love gods from the Rail St. commons and no.

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Guestbook procedures are a little different, now that Yahoo! has merged with GeoCities. Apologies for any inconveniences.

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My favorite key on the keyboard is S because of the way it sounds. It has such a nice sound to it and it also is the first letter for SEX

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This is really cool, I just wanted to do some research on The Foreighner, but in the process, I learned a lot. Thanks.

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Actually I just wanted to say how cool it was to find your site dedicated to The Man. I'm in the middle of doing research for a Larry Shue biography (no one's written on him yet, I believe...) Anyway, if you'd like to contribute anything or just chat ab ut LS, drop me a line. Yours, George Cederquist.

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J is my favorite key. I don't know why, I guess I just like where it is.

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T. love the cross move to hit the key. A dumbass. Toilet Paper: Over or under on the handle.

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Interesting site - be sure to check mine out! I am sure you will be surprised:)

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Fave key on the keyboard : I. Because I love to talk about myself. I'm six foot tall. I have blonde hair. I have blue eyes and I am drop dead gorgeous. I got a perfect score on the SAT, ACT and the GMAT. I graduated summa cum laude from Harvard with a deg ee in chemical engineering and I'm completely delusional.

Babistar - 06/08/98 07:48:52
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/hills/4289
My Email:none@none.com
born: New York, NY USA Earth
visit: Bora Bora
superpowers: ESP XRay Vision NY Attitude & WonderTwin Ring
book: The Book That Changed My Life
elevator: An 2 elevator repair men and Brad Pitt
cartoon: Underdog

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Favorite key? I've always been partial to 'J'. You don't see people using it that much, and I think it needs love. Who wrote the book of love? I wonder, wonder... Actually, I'm through with love. I'll never fall again. The author? Probably Garry Wills.

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Hey Dave! I was just taking a last look around my office PC when I impulsively jumped to your home page. I guess you've heard that Magna, like the Titanic, is slowly sinking beneath the waves. Well, actually it's racing to the bottom like a rocket but tha isn't as nice an image, is it? If you're interested, I'll fill you in with all the gory details (and they ARE gory.) See ya! -ron-

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I'll take Zen koans for $1000. Show me the face you had before you were born. . .

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I think you'd rather I skipped this.

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Questions for the guestbook: 1) How would you justify your existence in 25 words or less? 2) What role does honor play in your decision making? 3) How have you chosen wisely in the last fortnight? 4) How have you chosen poorly in that same period?

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Take a look at the other site that David is building.

David, or Dave - 08/19/97 17:05:35
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/4753
My Email:nouveau@cais.com
born: Albuquerque, NM
visit: Europe, everywhere
superpowers: I can find horse briers in the woods
book: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, by Robert Pirsig
elevator: Robert Redford, Bjork, and Greg Maddux
cartoon: Daria Morgendorfer