Images shown here will almost always have a horizontal width of 639 or 640 pixels. They will not necessarily be of plants, Star Trek, Garbage Pale Kids cards, or kitty cats; though they will be a repeating central theme (O NOOO! There I go thinking about the metal band "Anthrax" again!!!
)You may also see screen dumps (yes, that's what they're really called!) from demo programs ("demos") I wrote on/for the Commodore 64 computer in the early- and mid-1990s.
Last updated: New Year's Day (01-01-15)
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2015!!!
from The LED (and Laser) Museum!!!
Just pray that you didn't have too much champagne (or any other libation for that matter!!!) and wake up this morning curled up around a toliet bowl -- flushed or unflushed!!!
(Bottom): My cellular telephone displaying New Years Day 2010's date as "December 32, 2009". :-O
Talk about the "Y2K bug"...maybe this is an example of the "Y2K10 bug" -- hahaha!!!
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