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daemonted666@yahoo.com.au

Please do not make the mistake of underestimating me. I may look timid and harmless, but I can assure you that I am not even remotely harmless. That is not hair on my head. They are very handy spikes. I could rip you open with one head-butt. Watch out. Psycho on the loose!



Don't stress out too much; I'm not really that much of a psycho. Let's just say that I am physically harmless, for all I really am is a collection of electrons being converted into light and received, as light, by your brain via your optical converters, commonly referred to as eyes.



I am currently in the fundamental stages of teaching myself how to write webpages (with the help of a lovely little program called 1st Page 2000, though I must warn you that when I went to install the program, it turned out it did contain a virus. I would therefore recommend the program to anyone with a good Antivirus program).
A friend of mine who knows a little about viruses checked the program out to satisfy his curiosity, only to discover that the program "1st Page 2000" is NOT infected with a virus. It turns out that there are examples of malicious javascript contained within the program, complete with full warnings regarding the use of them. THEY WILL NOT HARM YOUR COMPUTER. They merely kill your browser temporarily(until you run it again)[and they will only run if you run them].

Now knowing that "1st Page 2000" is free from viruses, I would highly recommend it to anyone who would like a high quality HTML editor.



I intend to include a number of links to sites that have received my stamp of approval. At this stage though it is unlikely that you will find many links whatsoever on this site. As I mentioned above, I am currently learning the fundamentals of HTML so links to other peoples' sites are by no means a priority at this stage.
However, I am, as everyone should be, a huge fan of Quake. I have in my possession a number of files which allow me to run Quake1 in openGL. It looks very nice this way and runs very smoothly too.
If you too are a huge fan of Quake1 and also would like to run it in the beautiful environment of openGL, then I would suggest visiting Quakeforge Quake Files Depot and downloading the files for yourself. On the other hand Quakeforge home will tell you all about Quakeforge and what they do.


Well I am really tired and have been staring at this screen for many hours over the period of two days. This is what I have managed to do thus far. Not really very exciting, but I am enjoying it as it is something new to learn. I think I might try to include links from earlier attempts over the past couple of days. They are really bad, but so is this entire site.
It is currently the early hours of the morning on the 24th of October 2002.
I found that the Geocities Web page Wizard eat's poo on toast for breakfast
My first non-wizard page (I think)
Off to bed. zzzzzzzzzzzzzz









The 24th day of this month has been interesting. I learnt a little about using tables, although that won't be apparent in today's work. I did include a picture that I think is kind of groovy, though I do not doubt it was inspired by the works of someone I know.







Australia Day 2003 (26th January):
Well it is a new year, and as the year elapsed a few of my friends and myself went on a rather amazing ROAD TRIP that wound up being about 6000km, or about 4000 miles. One of the sites of wonderment that we visited was THE TWELVE APOSTLES.
If, by some freak of nature, someone outside of Australia visits this site and has not heard of the 12 Apostles, they are located along a particular section of the Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia.

Note: If you have a dial-up modem, like myself, it will take some time for the '12apostles' page to display, as there is over a megabyte of data on the page. I would sggest downloading the zip file that I have supplied at the bottom of the page (not this page, the one with the pictures on it that this page links to) as it is a bit smaller, and some of the pics make beautiful desktop wallpaper. :)

If you are planning a road-trip, the Great Ocean Road is a must see, and a must-explore. ;)


I intend to maintain this page now providing links to more pictures of our holiday as they become available (or I should say: as I overcome laziness and put in the effort to upload them all. Mind you, it is a tad painstaking to resize them all - my friend Dave who owns the scanner that made this possible scanned them on brilliant resolution - far better than my old Philips 14b monitor is capapble of displaying - :P).


3rd December, 2008:
Well, well, well... look who's back. After nearly six years of inactivity, having forgotten my password somewhere along the way, I finally have access to this account again. Woot!
I think I've even forgotten how to write html... lol.
I'll be adding more stuff to this site gradually... I'm sure no-one really looks at it anyway, so it probably doesn't matter how slowly it progresses.