Displayed several times since June 10, 2014 is this:
A damselfly resting on the back of a plastic chair in our carport; it was likely there all night and is waiting for it to warm up so that it can fly away.
Photograph was taken at exactly 6:00am PDT on 06-10-14 in Federal Way WA. USA.
Displayed several times since April 2014 is this:
From the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "Where No One Has Gone Before".
This is where the Enterprise is just starting to exceed warp 10.
Displayed several times since early-2014 is this:
A logo that I made for pouet.net, a website where computer demo sceners go to check out others' work. I'm a member of this website, because I used to program demos for the Commodore 64 computer under two different banners: TDM ("The Douched Moose") when I was the demo group's sole member, and TDC ("The Douche Crew") when I added two members to my demo group.
Displayed several times since late-2013 is this:
So let me get this straight.if your kitty {not "feline critter"!!!} (or your flower {not "chrysthanthemum"!!}) has zits, you're supposed to squirt this crap up there?!?
Displayed several times since early-2011 were these:
A sextet of screen dumps (yes, they're really called that!) from my Commodore 64 computer demo program "AIDS DEMO/TDC" that I wrote and released in late-summer 1993 (the space {" "} and forward slash {"/"} are legal characters in Commodore filenames). The first screen was mainly an "intro" to the demo; containing credits (the music and character sets were borrowed; all of the other coding, graphics, etc. were done by me, and greetings to family members, friends, & various demo groups) {note the misspelling of the word, "ACQUIRED"; I didn't even catch it until a year or two years ago (2010 or perhaps 2011) tops!!!}, the second screen shown here was used to tell the viewer not to share syringes ("needles" to drug users) and what to do if they insist upon sharing anyway, the third screen was used to inform the viewer of common misconceptions about how you might get HIV, the fourth screen tells the viewer to use their rubbers (condoms or even prophylactics), the fifth screen has a scroller (where the text smoothly scrolls from right to left) telling the viewer things about AIDs that cannot be explained with pictures alone and listing some resources that can help (like POCAAN (People Of Color Against AIDs Network), and the sixth screen was simply the final page of the demo (just a somewhat humorous picture I drew in the FLI editor for the Commodore 64 computer -- it looked much like the men's bathroom at the now-defunct Six Eleven Tavern (a F49 bar I used to bartend at when this demo was written). Some toliet words were censored out of the fourth and sixth pictures. There were eight (8) pages total in this demo {technically called a "megademo" in the C64 demo group scene}.
Displayed in December 2011 was this:
The first two photographs show my cute, loveable, and adorable little kitty cat Nikki ONCE AGAIN!!! asleep on my Rainbow Blanket; the third shows her simply being a cat -- being curious of course!
The first two photographs were taken at ~8:55pm PST on 12-05-11 (or "05 Dec. 2011" or even "Dec. 05, Twenty Double Sticks" if you prefer); the third was taken at 9:18am PST on 12-06-11 (or "06 Dec. 2011" or even "Dec. 06, Twenty Double Sticks" if you prefer).
Displayed several times since early-2011 was this:
This is from the Abyss Commodore 64 computer demo from late-August 1988, "It's No Secret".
The scroll text at the bottom of page 2 reads (in part): "...A ? TO EVERYONE: ONLY A F****T WOULD REPLACE THE "S" WITH THE "Z" .. EX. WARES AND WAREZ. LAMERS AND LAMERZ. WHAT IS YOUR GUY'S GAY INCEST WITH THE "Z" KEY?..."
I looked for this demo for a long, long time, and finally found it.
Displayed a number of times since November 2009 is this:
A graphic I made in 2002; using the much-hated Honey Nut Cheerios Bee riding a scooter and a violet LED.
Displayed on 08-14-10 is this:
A spot-winged dragonfly.
One of our kitty cats brought it in the house early on the evening of 08-13-10 (or "13 Aug 2010" if you prefer).
It is shown here perched on a timey old milk can outside.
Our location is Federal Way WA. USA.
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