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Set the wayback machine to 1998

Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 3:28 pm
by reisen55
EGAD - take look and remember these early links, almost all are dead.

http://reocities.com/Pipeline/curb/4204/QSLinks.html

Re: Set the wayback machine to 1998

Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 6:55 pm
by PM2K
That takes me back when I first discovered the community... amazing how things have changed, eh? :)

Re: Set the wayback machine to 1998

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 3:06 am
by Boggy Man
That link above is to one of the pages of my old website, which they restored, including photos I had thought were lost forever to hard drive failure(s)! :D
Here is the main page:
http://reocities.com/Pipeline/curb/4204/

I incorporated some female victims into my main title graphic for my website. If you look around, you can see old pix taken back in '98 (13 years ago)! My 2001 pix are gone, however, since they were stored in photos.yahoo.com, a different site from Geocities. The clickable map also still works! In my female sinking sequence link, you can also find my attempts at altered pix for the sequence, as well as two made by Nessie, and one from a collaberation between me and James diGriz! Even the page on where to find quicksand has been restored, including an animated gif I made years ago of South Park's Kenny, as well as a page I made on how to create quicksand! :D

So, things I thought were lost forever, are found again! :D

BTW, I named my links page "Sinky Links" because there was a show on tv back in 2000/2001 called "Freakylinks". 8-)

Re: Set the wayback machine to 1998

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 8:21 am
by Nessie
Boggy Man wrote: as well as two made by Nessie


...and those were among the first fakes I ever made, and mostly, my early fakes went to Kaol's website...

...and I remember being just tremendously honored that yet another Master Of The Quicksand Realm (you!) actually WANTED a "Nessie-fake" for your site!

I hadn't even sunk yet!

Finding others who were into quicksand was still so very new to me!

I wouldn't trade the lack of sinkable mudpits in my life for today but the novelty of this great discovery...that "I Am Not Alone!" was like a great blinding light as I emerged from the darkness of ignorance and denial!

Ah, those were the days!

Nessie

Re: Set the wayback machine to 1998

Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 6:04 pm
by Mynock
Damn that takes me back. Makes me think of that first crazy night I spend browsing through all of those, both relieved and elated that I wasn't the only one into this.