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Random Miscellaneous Gubbins that doesn't really fit anywhere else. Oh, and credits, etc. etc.

Info: All images (except the links below!) were created by me using ImageFX4.1, ArtEffect4, and GoldED4 PRO (bundled with StormC (co-incidentally, not version 4!)) Cheers to everyone who has had any involvement in these titles (and, well, pretty much all other Amiga software!) Favourite sites: www.amiga.com: Amiga's Main Site www.amigaworld.net: Amigaworld - the main (and best) of the independent Amiga forums and news sites. www.intuitionbase.com: IntuitionBase - the primary resource for everything about the new Amiga hardware and OS . www.brunching.com: Brunching Shuttlecocks: Flippant irreverence. Great fun! Warning - you can easily lose hours in here! www.notmydesk.com: Diary of a Temp - sort of! Sit there with a smirk, and occasionally LOL ;-) www.metafilter.com: blog with some awesome articles, diatribes and links... www.howstuffworks.com: Erm... How... Stuff... Works... lockpicking, bulletproof vests, drugs, sword making; almost everything about everything www.ironictimes.com: Spoof newspaper headlines/articles www.dilbert.com: The official Dilbert site... need I say more? www.catandgirl.com: Cat And Girl; Cartoon strip with a (usually deep) social commentary - funny, if you can understand them! AZ Central: Odd news and stuff BB Spot: Technical Satire FARK!: The ultimate in bizarre links from around the internet Romenesko's Obscure Store and Reading Room: More odd news stories Something Awful: I can't believe that someone made a site about belly-button fluff. But they did, and it was uncovered and scorned here - along with many others! Rum and Monkey: erm... www.lebonze.co.uk: Not too sure how to describe this; nice design, and some interesting and amusing toys... www.lanceandeskimo.com: Sort-of linked with/affiliated to Brunching and NMD, but different... frequent amusing articles! Thanks to: Mannet for providing this webspace, and being such a solid, helpful ISP. Cheers! Molly E. Holzschlag for writing the "Using HTML..." books - the HTML4, Special 5th Edition tome published by "Que" has proven to be absolutely invaluable as a reference point on many occasions!

Oh yeah, mustn't forget: thanks to me ;-) I don't know what I'd do without me!