'Zines and this Site

Contents (roughly)

E Z I N E Alone, I attempt to spread my thoughts across the web with this ezine.
Insider scoop on S T I M. Stim: voted best spot to catch a wave with your stick.
C O M I C S are waaaay cool.
Cool A N I M A T I O N. Also, a carving in linoleum. Warning: takes 52 seconds at 28.8 to download.

c o m i c s

Comics are full of great art and stories: if you haven't gotten into comics, it is high time! I'm not talking about Marvel or DC comics, but comics for mature readers. I mention some comics in this issue of WAG!, also, WAG! #1 has a large comics section.

Comix Review #1.

Comics review #2.

My self, I'm teaching: animation: Split Hemi' s.

Copyright, 1997. All stuff in the www.grin.net/~rururudy directory (including material in all sub-directories) is copyrighted. The rights belong either to me or the original author of the text and/or images. I've tried to reference all the material I ripped off. Send me stuff, and you will be e-published!
MAIL WAG!

Further bullshit: I make this site alone and recieve no money or anything else except personal satisfaction, the satisfaction of passing on something to check out. This satisfied feeling, I've felt from many zines, books, and punk shows. Now, I'm trying to pass to a little to you.
Here is one of the reasons (among many) why I'm explaining my motives: an owner of the company I work for, Bob (not affiliated with the church of the sub-genius) asked me: "Why do you make web pages? What are you advertising? What monetary gain are you making?" Well, how do I explain to him that he has part of his head up his ass? Didn't this 55+ year old see the sixties? So many questions, so few answers. [Rhetorical questions rarely have many answers!]

October 15, 1999

This was my first animated gifs ever!  To create animations,
I'd render them in an old Autodesk tool (Animator) and export each
frame as a gif.  The rage was to use Gif Builder (shareware) to
mush the images into an animated gif.  It was quite time consuming!

This was also the first time I every really used <table>'s (albeit 
sparingly).

Boy was I glad to get back to California from Portland...  this was
the last chunk of pages I made in Portland.  (Note my disgrunteled
comments!  Haha, what a dork I was/am!)