Crap on Crap: The Truth Behind Senses

Notice the green blurp under the side bar choices? It was more complicated than it appears. I first scanned my hand (the good one) and cut it out. After that, I copied and positioned them as they appear, and used illusions to change the colors. Up close, the green appears more of a blue. All of that for the crap you see today. I'm so proud.

What IS there for content?! Okay, it's nice for every site to have poetry and links. Knowing the braindead idiots online who cannot read, many would want PICTURES, hence the art and photo galleries. Horoscopes were just a filler after I discovered the java script for its format, and the weekly quote was a given in the beginning, when I recognized that there needed to be some sort of ever-changing piece on the site. The "Special Feature" allows me to squeak in useless crap that wouldn't fit elsewhere, though oddly enough, I came to enjoy the crap--most which is listed in the Nostalgia section. And...alright, alright...theme days are just the shit, which accounts for the "day."

Senses was created back in either 2003 or 2002. I honestly can't even remember the year, but since I update almost once a week, it doesn't matter. The main idea behind Senses was a front page with the Leonardo painting on front, and each area labeled with a link to choose from. My focus was to have a link for every sense.

I have another site in mind, the layout in which I actually came up with last year or so. Problem is, if I complete said site, not only will I most likely end up with a second-best format once again (for the plan is somewhat similar to my original idea of Senses), but I may have a difficult time incorporting the links into its theme. Bear in mind that some subjects listed under these links are not as pertinent to their label as they should be.

Thanks for reading this space-filler. Make me truly happy and sign the guestbook. For some reason, I feel it's a trophy of my time/effort (though little both may be) devoted to this site.