Anyway, I was thinking about old times because I sat down and looked at my old <a href=“http://www.geocities.com/mrsaturnindustriesinc/oldpage/” target="_blank">Geocities page</a> that I made back in 1996, and I opened up notepad and just started typing stuff in the “what’s new” page. It got so long, that I felt I should make a <a href=“http://www.geocities.com/mrsaturnindustriesinc/” target="_blank">new page</a> out of it.
Speaking of Geocities, I find myself unable to access my site there, ever since I stated using my sister’s PC instead of mine, despite using the correct password. What can the problem be? Any ideas?
With the Wayback Machine … we canreadthese! … and I’m amused that half the people here seemed more interested in the fact that Mr. Saturn was posting at ALL than what he was posting. :3
Not quite every game, I only wish. And the party? Well, err, uhh… smoke bomb
Actually, if any of you find yourselves in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area after the first of May, I should be in a new (hopefully cleaner) apartment by then, and I’d be more than happy to have guests.
So far as I know, it’s just that people think that they’ve worked hard enough to deserve a break if they make that much, and also that the government thought that only the first $90,000 of everyone’s paycheck would be enough to cover everyone with full benefits. I guess not, though. Also, since I’ve apparantly had at least one visitor to that site now, how does the layout look? It’s just something I put together in a couple of hours, and I’m not sure if I fully like it.
That, and I think when they made the law, only a few people made over $90,000, and since this was quite a lot of money, they had the strings to pull to put the cap where it is.
The website looks great. Could be better, but nothing’s perfect.