First off, I wanna give credit to David Lynch for emailing me some php code that I was able to use to help get the navigation engine in place today, this guy saved me days of work messing with the code and for that, I am indebted.

Next.. Break out the gin! We've been getting record hits all this week! Piro and I have been really floored by the respons e this little site has gotten from everyone, it makes all the long hard hours and sweatshop environment I force Piro to work in seem worth it. With this in mind I guess its time for us to party, and since a party is no fun by yourself, I want to direct everyone's attention to two very sweet webcomics that not only linked us; but happen to be sites I visit on a regular basis, Real Life Comics and Exploitation Now(mature content).

This week I've been getting a lot of emails asking me what types of animation I like to watch. It isn't the first question I thought I'd be asked, but what the hell eh? The answer to that question is a bit tricky, as it has evolved over the years as I find I end up liking less and less of what comes out, I suppose it's just natural to lose interest when you have be en watching this stuff as long as I have. However selective, or "picky" as Piro likes to say I am, I do see a few jewels i n the rough every year. Lately I've been really impressed with Great Teacher Onizuka and Initial D, but if I were only able to suggest a single anime to watch, it would be Serial Experiments Lain. I suppose it helps that I'm suggesting people see Lain over the othershows considering Onizuka and Initial D have not been released in North America yet. Anyways, Serial Experiments is a grea t show, especially for you network engineers out there, it has a certain charm that becomes apparent towards the end that w ill have you wanting to watch it all over again.

Hrm... Lain and gin... they mix well!