Remember, the middle path leads to enlightenment. You wanna wander, I can't promise anything
You don't have to go home but you can't stay here
Well, actually you can if you want
But don'r feel like I'm pressuring you
Okay, here's the dillema...I was going to put all sorts of fun links and stuff on here, but I basically blew them all on the Musty Stacks of Books section...so now I'm just tap dancing to take up time and figure out what to do...uh...
So is Mother Jones, the quintessential liberal rag
Artisan Entertainment--distributor of Pi and Requiem for a Dream. Also of the wonderful documentary Buena Vista Social Club. The main page has a little stick man doing THE RUNNING MAN (also known in some circles as the "hammer dance")! Woooooo!
If you haven't found it from the main page (or if you haven't GONE to the main page, shame on you) try KGB Magazine which Sean designed and published and edited
This is a link to Jason Feifer's Happy Scrappy Page. It makes me laugh, so I thought it would be a worthy place to go if you're done here. WARNING: You WILL end up losing hours of otherwise potentially useful time there. On the other hand, as time-wasters go, it's exquisite.
Here's a link to my pet project Nothing to Fear. This site was designed by two people with my input (because god knows I couldn't do it myself) through the wonders of the internet (Gabi is from the southernmost town in the world, Ushuaia Argentina, and Sarah Jane is from Michigan). Anyway, the effort was recently completely mangled by MTV news, but then again, what do you expect from teenyboppers masquerading as journalists? This also has no plans of stopping for Thom's birthday...we're hoping to become an entire activist information center for fans. Neat, huh?
And finally, for those of you who wonder who in the hell would found the Sean Gullette fan club, Meet Your Creator
