This
site is
under construction. I started on it 2007-Nov-22 and plan to finish when
I finish! Well, honestly, it may never be finished, but at some point
it will look better than it does now.
Many
of
the
pictures and/or links will not work until I "massage" them.
Be patient or go somewhere else to waste your time ;)
A Ken
DeBusk Production! (act now, collect them all)
This site
is (not) under
construction; it's just intended to look unfinished for
art's sake. Art bugged out of this project after the first draft,
though, so...
If you have
good comments or
suggestions, email me here.
If you have
bad comments,
remember what your mother taught you :
"If you can't say something good,
don't say anything."
Seriously,
please send some comments my way!
Eye
am watching
you! 
How long until Bush is
gone?
Site
made using Mozilla
Composer 1.5 and SeaMonkey 1.1.6 by Ken with initial help from my dear
departed friend Brian.
Rest in peace, my
friend. My still very much alive friend Tom (who shows about 1/6 of his
face, 1/3 of his glasses, and most of his left shoulder in the picture
below) is also a guiding force in the structure of this group of pages.
Thanks, Doc!
Thank
you, Fran, for putting together that
wonderful page about Brian full
of memories of him. I met Brian through the Firesign Theatre chat group
(every Thursday
night at 9pm Eastern time) about ten years ago, and we became fast
friends. We both loved their brand of humor, we shared political views,
and we were both "geeks" of a sort. He taught me almost everything I
know about Linux (but certainly not all HE knew), and we shared many
hours together on the internet, on the telephone, and a few times, in
person. He is missed by all he encountered in this life, and when he
died in October of 2006, I know he tried to convince God to run
Heaven's servers on Linux. At least partially in his memory, the audio
clip you heard (if your browser is sound-enabled) when you opened this
page is "Emergency Alert" from the Proctor and Bergman album (yes, I
have the original 12" black vinyl disk in the cardboard sleeve!), "TV
or Not TV", sometimes called "Channel 85" by those in the know. For
more information on The Firesign Theatre, go to their website
and
click on any of their albums. "TV" is the second from the left in the
separate row on the bottom. Email me (link above) if you want more
information on them and I'll either tell you the truth about them or
lie convincingly in their spirit ;)
Best viewed using a
computer connected to the internet :)
Last updated 2007-Dec-16 (as if anyone
really cares except me).
Copyright
© 2003-2007 Kenneth E. DeBusk
