Wrath.org Website Review

a treasure chest of useless information served with a side of boredom. wrath.com, wrath.net and wrath.org have been sitting here for nine years or so. periodically i get offers from people wishing to purchase wrath.com (or all three tlds).  so far, no one has offered enough money to convince me to let them go.   i've never really put a useful front page in place, except way back in the day (circa 1999).  if you look in the internet archive nicknames and channels expired. due to the cyclic nature of irc, most kids abandon irc after 3-5 years.  if they survive turning 16 they usually disappear once they go to college. for some reason i hung around a little longer. this website is mainly used for data storage for my friends and i.  there are a couple gigabytes worth of motorsport-related video in 2005, i suffered a data loss.  huricane katrina took out my webhosting company (who did not do off-site backups come to find out) and a double disk failure took out my own backups.  so, project fugly's 350mb of buildup images all but disapeared.  i also lost a lot of schematics, drawings, and manuals i had collected. remember kids, make optical backups. i'm kind of an*l about bloated websites so you'll find that this one is pretty minimalistic.  and no stinkin' flash. him to obedience training. part of the problem is we rarely have visitors so he doesn’t get the “practice” of meeting new people. he isn’t aggressive towards people—he is actually really excited… too excited. he jumps on people and tries to lick them to we've made a section dedicated to gaming. now that we live in an apartment we've run out of things to do. there isn't a whole lot of television for us to watch since the writer's guild of america has stopped most new tv watching. i scrapped my mythtv box for a tivo and i've never been one to be into gaming.  the last time i spent a serious time playing games was fall of 2000. at the time, i was running a counter-strike gaming server on a dual p3-600mhz pc with 1gb of ram. believe it or not, that was a screaming machine back then.  i