February 23, 2002
We recently posted this website's first State survey. Please help us out by taking a minute to answer a few questions. Check it out.

Also, GlobalApathy.Com has started hosting the episodes that were once hosted by Krispypops.Org. They currently host versions of every MTV episode.

February 18, 2002
The Stella shows in New York that were scheduled for March are being postponed. Check the Stella page for more info.

February 6, 2002
The creator of Mindy's "The State Fan Site" has announced that she will soon be moving her site, and giving it a facelift. In addition to this, she has also created a State message board. So leave some messages: "The State's Fan Site" Message Board

Thanks to the recent release of Wet Hot American Summer on DVD, it appears that the Skits And Stickers video has made a very large increase in sales over the past few weeks. (Also, I wasn't aware of this, but apparently the video was rereleased in 1999. Hopefully, MTV will be cool enough to release Skits And Stickers as a DVD sometime very soon. As of this moment, it seems that they're much more likely to release a "Skits And Stickers" DVD than a boxset featuring every episode.)

February 4, 2002
A great new site has popped up devoted to the lovely and multi-talented Kerri Kenney. Check it out: Kerri Kenney: On The Web.

We got some responces about the thing with Wet Hot being difficult to locate, and for internet shoppers, it appears that so far, the best deal is at DeepDiscountDVD.Com where it's available for $16.19. Click here.

And finally, if you want to see Ken Marino making out with Katie Holmes, make sure you check out the next Dawson's Creek on WB. Check your listings.

February 1, 2002
The gang at Stella announced a week or two ago that they would be putting on more shows at Fez during the month of March. According to their page, the dates are March 6, 13, 20, 27 @ 9 PM. Check out the page for more info.

Also according to the Stella page, every one of these shows is going to feature a new Stella skit or short film, which is very exciting news for Stella fans who aren't around the New York area. This is because this skits will most likely be available for viewing on the internet sometime in the future. In the meantime, all the old Stella films can still be viewed at Heavy.Com.

A lot of people have been mentioning that it hasn't exactly been easy to find copies of Wet Hot American Summer on DVD at regular stores. If anyone has information on places where you're likely to find copies, just drop us a message or you can send a message to our mailing list. You'll probably have better luck finding the DVD on the internet than in a store, so you may want to try Amazon.Com or Half.Com.

Some final not-so-good news is that many people have recently mentioned about how it's now nearly impossible to find copies of The State's book State By State With The State. Recently, copies went on sale at Ebay for more than $70, and copies are currently going on sale used at Amazon for more than $50, so this may be your last chance to purchase a copy if you haven't yet. There are a few out there that are less than $30, so try picking one up if you have the chance.

January 15, 2002
AN EMAIL MESSAGE FROM DAYID WAIN AND MICHAEL SHOWALTER:

TODAY'S THE DAY! Pick up your copy of the WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER DVD (or VHS) at your local Blockbuster, amazon.com or wherever videos are sold. Spread the word - don't be shy about forwarding this email to friends with a personal note, e.g. "Hi Grandma - Entertainment Weekly calls WET HOT one of the top ten movies of the year - check it out!"

Make sure to buy multiple copies as gifts. Your film geek friends will love the audio commentary by Janeane Garofalo, Michael Showalter and David Wain; stoners will get off on the alternate soundtrack with extra farts. Your babysitter will appreciate the deleted scenes, behind the scenes, bios, cast comments, trailer, photos, songs - over five hours of DVD bonus features.

January 13, 2002
Joe LoTruglio was kind enough to send us an email with some of his current status info...

Thought I'd give you an update on activity: Been working with the boys over at Stella- both in the video shorts and live

Working on a script with a fellow NYU grad. Not a comedy, but the working title is "Ham Salad".

Did a one-act comedy called "Grapefruit" in NY and LA with a buddy of mine, Joe Mortimer. You might have seen him in the VISA spot where the guy's trying to buy "Who Let the Dawgs Out" from the clerk for the football game. Joe's in the Stadium Crew jacket trying to get the CD.

Radio and TV voice-overs (Volkswagen, Dish TV, Hasbro, VISA, SONY MiniDisc Recorder). Did the voice of Robert Downey, Jr. in Smiegel's TV Funhouse.

Illustrating Edward Gorey-like stories for fun. Maybe I'll get them out there at some point. A lot like the Red Flag Hitchhikers in State By State with The State.

We thank Joe for his info and hope to hear back from him soon!

January 3, 2002
A short blurb on Michael Ian Black appeared in the issue of TV Guide with George Harrison on the cover...

Doing love scenes would be a big step up for Michael Ian Black. So far this season, he has walked on stilts, been stuffed in a Plexiglass coffin and been hurled from a mechanical bull over and over. It's all part of his job as Phil, the quirky manager of Stuckeybowl on NBC's Ed. "I'm far enough down the food chain so that if my neck snapped, production is not going to shut down. They'll just call in the gurney and cart me off," he says. All in all, things are pretty good. He's the proud papa of a 10-month-old Elijah -- and he's got a job. "In three years when I'm working at Starbucks," he says, "I'll be able to look back on this with a certain amount of fondness."

On February 28th, Ken Marino will be making his return to NBC in the sitcom "Leap Of Faith." Ken joins their cast along with former SNL alumni, Tim Meadows.

Also, be sure to watch NBC on the evenings of January 12th and 19th at 1:30AM. Late Friday will be hosted by David Wain, Mike Black, and Mike Showalter.

December 3, 2001
It would appear that the rumors about Out Cold featuring Tom Lennon are true. In fact, it has also been discovered that this is that movie that Tom Lennon and Ben Garant had been working on for Disney. The reason that this wasn't made as obvious earlier on was because of the Current Projects section at the Official State Webpage. There is a section that has to be highlighted in order to read the news, because the font color is the same as the background...

"Tom and Ben have co-written a movie called "Out Cold" for Disney about snowboarding in which Tom plays a part. It comes out next year."

No one is really sure why this text was hidden, but still, this remains very exciting news for State fans. Out Cold is now in theaters nationwide.

This news is kind of old, but roughly a month ago, there was an interview with Janeane Garofalo at The Onion and she had the following to say...

"I have a deal with HBO to develop a TV series with David Wain and Michael Showalter of Wet Hot American Summer fame. So we're working on the pilot right now. And if that goes with HBO, I'd like to direct some and, obviously, be in them."

November 30, 2001
A lot of strange and interesting news has started popping up as of late...

First off, this isn't mentioned on Tom's IMDB page, but a few people have mentioned that Tom Lennon has a semi-large speaking part in that snowboarding movie Out Cold - the one where they pour salt on some dudes dick and a polar bear licks it off and everyone laughs at him. Tom's appearance hasn't been officially confirmed yet, so we're considering it a rumor for now.

Ken Marino recently made an appearance on WB's Dawson's Creek, and Kerri Kenney can be found as a regular character on the CBS sitcom Ellen.

Finally, and most importantly, we recently discovered two new State fanpages - StateMedia.Net and KrispyPops.Org. They both include hours of video clips that will surely satisfy State fans who have been waiting to review the old episodes since 1997.

It should also be mentioned that neither of these websites have anything to do with an interesting idea called "The State Digital Archive Project," which you can read about here. The main purpose of this project is to digitally preserve and freely distribute episodes of shows that are no longer available to the public by any other means than the buying, selling and trading of VHS videos. We'll post more info on this as it becomes available.

November 26, 2001
Heavy.Com has recently reworked their website so that Stella clips cannot be viewed by non-members. So this encouraged Jeff & I decided to split an account, and it works out to $3 a month per person. Once you have an account you are allowed to view all the old Stella clips - 3 of them haven't been loaded as of yet, but it says "coming soon" in their place. A few of these new clips are absolutely brilliant, and for anyone who still has a void for State material after seeing Wet Hot American Summer, this is for you. Some of this stuff is actually better than the skits from when The State was on MTV. You won't regret trying Heavy.Com out for a month or two just to see these few clips. $5.95 for one month of access - it's SO worth it.

Also, there are rumors floating that Tom and Ben have written a movie script for Disney. More news on this as it becomes available.

October 15, 2001
The Wet Hot American Summer DVD and VHS will be released on January 8, 2002.

There is a new Stella short at Heavy.Com titled "Audition," and it is just amazingly good. Please check this out. It is seriously a work of genius.

October 12, 2001
Michael Ian Black fans can catch him in the new season of Ed, which airs Wednesday nights at 8PM, and on the new season of SpyTV which airs Saturday nights at 8:30PM. Both shows are on NBC.

Kerri Kenney made a guest appearance on last Friday's episode of The Ellen Show on CBS. We'll post news about it if they're planning on reairing the episode.

Tom Lennon is in a new commercial for Snickers that's been getting a decent amount of airtime as of the past week. Adcritic.Net doesn't have it in their database as of yet, but if they do, we'll be sure to post a link to it here.

Richard's page was recently updated.

September 18, 2001
This week's episode of "Late Friday" will be hosted by Michael Showalter, Michael Ian Black and David Wain. "Late Friday" will be played this Friday night (Saturday morning) at 1:35AM Eastern time on NBC.

September 2, 2001
On http://www.imdb.com, Wet Hot American Summer is featured on the front page of the "in theaters" section. The movie is now open in 9 cities, so spread the word.

Visit this link to hear Ebert & Roeper's review of the film. They gave it an unfavorable review, but there's a few soundclips from the movie, so it's worth a listen.

There's some WHAS cast clips at Talk Show, which is the website of another former MTV star, Squirt TV's Jake Fogelnest, who apparently had a semi-big part in WHAS, except I have no idea who he played. A little help?

Visit Heavy.Com to view the trailer for Wet Hot and several hilarious clips from Stella.

SpyTV has been doing well in ratings, even though it's a pretty crappy show. But despite its crapness, Mike Black's voiceovers are always pleasing to the ear. The writers don't exactly give him the best monologues, but his attitude is still 100% good ol' Mike Black, so if you haven't seen it yet, it's definitely worth watching at least once.

I'm not gonna lie to you. I haven't watched Ed in months. I don't even know if Mike is still on the show or not, but I do know that it's up for several Emmys, so if you happen to be watching on Emmy night, you just might see Mike there with the rest of Ed's cast.

If you're at Walmart anytime in the near future, you can pick up a copy of "Cannonball Run" on DVD for $10. It's not an especially great movie, but it helps to explain the sketch during the credits that includes "If I had enough time, I'd take those rosary bleeds and stuff 'em up your nose." "These bleeds here? You're gonna take these #$%@#& bleeds?"

And finally, the movie "Memento" will be released on DVD on Tuesday. Tom Lennon's in it for 2 or 3 minutes, and it's the best movie of 2001, so anyone who hasn't seen the movie should definitely consider buying it or at least renting it. You shan't regret it.

July 31, 2001
Wet Hot American Summer is now in theaters. The film recieved an A from Entertainment Weekly. The reviews have been quite mixed so far. A few clips were shown on Sunday's episode of Ebert & Roeper At The Movies who gave the film two thumbs down, which is a large contrast from Entertainment Weekly's review. Hopefully, the movie will do well enough in New York City so that it starts being shown in other theaters.

July 18, 2001
Wet Hot American Summer is opening July 27th in select theaters nationwide. The only theaters that were officially announced by David Wain are the two that are in New York City...

"Wet Hot American Summer opens July 27th in NYC at the AMC 25 (42nd St/8th Ave) and the Village East (2nd Ave/12th St)."

Join the WHAS mailing list by visiting here.

You can see many former State members performing live by visiting Talk Show.

I guess a lot of people have been writing to David Wain wanting to hear the State album because he posted this on the official site...

"Want to hear the never released State album?? Get in touch with Rhino Handmade records and tell them to free it from the Warner Brothers vaults and release it." http://rhinohandmade.com/suggestions/index.html

And finally, the most important news of all (that doesn't have to do with the movie) is that you can view all the old and new Stella clips at Heavy.Com . You have to register before you can watch.

June 27, 2001
Some news from the official State page...

David Wain, Mike Showalter and USA Films have put together an official mailing list for Wet Hot American Summer. You can add your email address to the list by visiting here.

There will be two special summer Stella shows at the Fez in New York City on July 10th and 11th. The shows will be hosted by all three regular hosts - David Wain, Mike Showalter and Mike Black. Also featured during the two shows will be Janeane Garofalo as well as other cast members from the film Wet Hot American Summer. Perhaps a few clips from the film will be shown. The phone numbers for reservations and information can be found at David Wain's page.

And finally, an important announcement: The release date for Wet Hot has been changed from June 20th until June 27th.

June 13, 2001
Don't miss Michael Ian Black hosting an NBC special called Spy TV on Thursday, June 21st. And don't forget about Wet Hot American Summer which will start being shown in select theaters on July 20th!

June 4, 2001
This news is kind of late, but Tom Lennon has a few lines in an excellent new movie which may still be in theaters near your area. The movie is called "Memento," and on the IMDB (http://www.imdb.com) in the section where they list the highest rated movies of alltime, Memento is already at #9. It's definitely the best movie to come out this year so far, and in case you need any further incentive to check it out, Tom Lennon does in fact have a few lines in it.

May 24, 2001
Some very brief clips from You Wrote It You Watch It were featured on an MTV special that was aired last weekend titled Laugh Track: 20 Years Of Comedy On MTV. And even though Kerri Kenney and Mike Showalter were shown briefly during a monolouge by Jon Stewart, the words "The State" were not mentioned EVEN ONCE during the entire show. Once again, MTV's best series ever has been completely ignored and given a backseat to the blatent SNL-style crappiness of Celebrity Deathmatch and The Jenny McCarthy Show. Jenny McCarthy recieved an entire 3-minute segment regardless to the fact that The Jenny McCarthy Show is one of the worst shows of alltime, and it was only on the air for four months - a small fraction of The State's nearly 2 1/2 years of service to MTV. Due to the fact that such a popular show could be ignored (it was at least as popular as Buzzkill and Oddville which were both included on the special), it is clear that this was not a case of a show simply being forgotten about, but in fact, this was a conscious decision. This is a horrendous injustice, and we the State fans should not have to tolerate MTV's bullshit anymore. Please take a minute to call 1-212-258-8700 and leave a message expressing your disgust with MTV's decision to snub The State in a situation where they deserved acclaim and praise. Don't let this be forgotten. MTV will pay once and for all!

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May 21, 2001
According to the website, Wet Hot American Summer will be opening in New York City on July 20th. I guess this means that the film is starting out only being shown at select theaters. I'm not sure when it will start being shown nationally.

Here, check it out for yourself...

http://www.wethotamericansummer.com

May 2, 2001
Not too much news as of late, but there should be a great deal of news during the next few months as we approach the release of Wet Hot American Summer.

A lot more articles dealing with the film were posted at our Wet Hot Page about a month ago.

A special screening of Wet Hot took place in New York City yesterday, and David Wain recently announced that the film is going to be distributed by USA Films.

Richard's page was also recently updated.

February 18, 2001
This news is a bit late, but in the February 9th edition of Entertainment Weekly (with the stars of Hannibal on the cover) you can find a picture of David Wain and Michael Showalter with Janeane Garofalo, David Hyde Pierce and Molly Shannon. The picture was taken for an article about the Sundance Festival. There was also a brief section which compared the success of the movie with a few of the other more popular films at the festival, which does unfortunately contain one spoiler about the movie, so I'm not going to quote from it.

And also, David Wain's short film "Aisle Six" from back in 1991 can now be viewed at ifilm.com. The 20-minute film stars Thomas Lennon and Joe LoTruglio among others.

January 30, 2001
Richard's page was updated recently. He also started work on his Michael Ian Black fansite which looks like it may have some great potential.

Several of the stars of Wet Hot American Summer were spotted at the Sundance Film Festival last weekend. There was some discussion at our newsgroup recently after Joe Lo Truglio and other people who starred in the film were spotted in the line for the waiting list to get in, and they never actually got to get into the theater to see the premiere of their own movie. Here's the possible explanation: Apparently, the Sundance premiere was not the first time the movie was shown. According to an unconfirmed source, Joe and the other stars of the film who were spotted in line were planning on seeing it for the 2nd or 3rd time at Sundance, so it wasn't as necessary for them to try and get in to see the film; I guess they wanted to let other people see it too.

And speaking of Wet Hot American Summer, the official website has been seriously cleaned up recently. To say the least, it looks AWESOME. There's really cool pictures, and a really cool new design. There's also an interview with Michael Showalter and David Wain.

January 7, 2001
David Wain's page was recently updated with a lot of new information...

The official date for the debut of Wet Hot American Summer has been set for January 24th at the Sundance Film Festival, but an official national release date still has yet to be set.

During the editing of Wet Hot American Summer, David Wain and Kerri Kenney's parts were unfortunately cut out of the film. However, they're hoping to add their scenes if a DVD is released.

Kevin Allison's one-man-show titled "I Be Who Be" will be presented once again sometime this year.

Michael Showalter and Joe Lo Truglio will appear on episodes of "Law and Order" sometime this year.

David Wain has written two episodes of the Cartoon Network original series "Sheep in the Big City." These may have already aired.

Tom Lennon, Kerri Kenney, and Ben Garant are currently in the process of creating a sketch-show for FOX, the pilot of which was titled "Hey Neighbor." Michael Ian Black also worked on the pilot with them, but he will not be included on the show because of his work with Ed on NBC. Let's just hope they don't end up airing both shows at the same time.

December 23, 2000
A recent post was made at WetHotAmericanSummer.Com: "THE MOVIE WILL PREMIERE AT THE SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL IN PARK CITY, UTAH, JANUARY 18-28, 2001."

Sundance.Org posted the following on December 5th:
"The Sundance Film Festival will present American Spectrum, sponsored by SKYY Vodka. American Spectrum is a program spotlighting independent dramatic and documentary films. The American Spectrum films are eligible for the Audience Award. The American Spectrum Program will consist of 16 films [including] WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER, directed by David Wain."

December 15, 2000
A few members of our State Newsgroup mentioned that Joe Lo Truglio was spotted on Comedy Central's TV Funhouse. He had a quick cameo as a bell boy in a sketch about Bowel Movements.

It was also reported that Ken Marino was spotted on last night's Will & Grace playing a guy with six toes.

December 14, 2000
FugitiveAlien.Com, which contains complete RealVideo episodes of such comedy programs as Mr. Show, has announced that sometime in the near future, he will be posting episodes of The State for viewing.

December 5, 2000
At Erin's page, there's a petition which was posted recently whose goal is to try and get The State to tour again. Here's the petition page.

December 1, 2000
A few quick items: First of all, Richard's page was updated over Thanksgiving. He mentioned some information saying that The State reunion a few weeks ago would be the last time they would ever perform as "The State." I also recieved some information recently saying that Kevin Allison was not in attendance at the reunion show because he had a funeral to attend. Richard also mentioned some info about the Michael Ian Black page he's working on. I've been trying to find any articles about The State reunion. If you can help me out with this, please email me.

November 18, 2000
ComedyCentral.Com put together a special section of their page devoted to the New York Comedy Film Festival and The State Reunion. Their page has several RealVideo clips that were used during the the reunion performance, including such popular favourites as Cutlery Barn, Choking, and Porcupine Racetrack.

Click here to view "Choking" which doesn't seem to be working from the link at the Comedy Central page.

November 9, 2000
Richard's page was updated recently, and he mentioned something about how Big Helium Dog which features Michael Ian Black premiered at the Vulgarthon film festival which took place around the end of October. He also mentioned that he would soon be making a Michael Ian Black fanpage, which sounds pretty cool.

(Note: Even though this section was updated 2 days in a row, this doesn't mean that it will continue to be updated daily, but rather only when there is news to write about.)

November 8, 2000
A brief post was made at David Wain's page announcing some more info about The State's live appearance this Saturday in New York City. "It will be a retrospective of State stuff with some new live material." Once again, these will be the first new sketches performed by all 11 members since 1996.

In other news, Pets.Com has announced plans to shut down their website. A post at the website has been made stating that orders for Pets.Com official sock puppets and other merchandise will not be taken after November 9th at 11PM.

October 26, 2000
A recent update at the Official State Webpage reports that all eleven members of The State will be joining for a reunion. All. Eleven. Members. Reunion. On November 11th, the State will appear on stage together for the first time in over 5 years at the New York Comedy Film Festival. This will include Todd Holoubek who was absent during the production of State By State and the CBS special. I couldn't find much more information on this besides the brief post at David Wain's website. We'll report any other information as it becomes available.

October 18, 2000
Mike Black just keeps getting more and more HUGE! The Pets.Com ads, the appearance on The List, a starring role in Wet Hot American Summer coming out next year, and now yet another TV apperance. Mike plays one of the supporting characters on a new show called Ed, Sunday nights on NBC. The show has been getting very good reviews, so I would best check this out if I were you. Oh yeah, Mike Black is a hottie.

Also, David Wain will be making a film appearance this week with the theatrical release of Spike Lee's Bamboozled. David plays the part of "Bunning," and according to the official State page, Wain has a total of 3 lines in the film. Pretty sweet! Bamboozled gets released nationwide this Friday.

Website news: Sometime before the end of the year, Jeff & I are hoping to drastically renevate this website. The format has been a bit outdated for a while. Also, by that time we hope to have a few new features here including State MP3s and the possibility of MPEG videos. And for those of you who have been going crazy trying to find VHS videos of The State, you can get a copy of the entire 8-hour video just by emailing Jeff at statetapeseller@aol.com. Finally, if you love The State, you're gonna want to join the new State egroup.

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August 14, 2000
If you are looking for episodes of the state, you can e-mail statetapeseller@aol.com!

July 27, 2000
In case you haven't already heard from one of the other two functioning State webpages, a full-length feature movie written by David Wain and Michael Showalter is currently in production. It's called Wet Hot American Summer and hopefully will become the biggest blockbuster of the summer of 2001.

At least six members of The State star/appear in the film...
Michael Ian Black as "McKinley"
Kerri Kenney as "Paco's Wife"
Joe Lo Truglio as "Neil"
Ken Marino as "Victor"
Michael Showalter as "Coop"
and David Wain as "Paco"
Also starring in the film is Janeane Garofalo, David Hyde Pierce, Paul Rudd and Molly Shannon. And it's directed by David Wain.

So here's what I'm thinking: Since Showalter and Wain were two-thirds of the team who wrote and directed the Stella clips on Comedynet.Com which were pretty much works of genius, I'm expecting this to be the best comedy movie of 2001. ("No cops on this one, guys." Ha, genius...)

Click here to view the official website for Wet Hot American Summer.

June 10, 2000
Pets.com has decided to start selling official sock puppets such as the one seen in the ad which features the voice of Michael Ian Black. Spin.com named the new sock puppets as the "Kool Thing" of the day. Click here to view their short article.

May 9, 2000
IS THAT TOM LENNON IN THE AD FOR "MATCH THE FRUIT WIN THE LOOT?"

There's a new commercial for Starburst and Skittles titled "Match the Fruit - Win The Loot." It advertises a contest that the two candy companies are having, and there's a guy who looks exactly like Tom Lennon acting as a Don Lapre impersonater. (Don Lapre is the guy in those informercials selling "Making Money Packages." The infomercial shows Lapre at a beach with Cindy Margolas talking about how he "stumbled upon" ways to make millions of dollars. Anyway, that's basically what they're making fun of in the Starburst ad.) The only reason why it wouldn't be Tom Lennon in the ad is his voice. If it is in fact Lennon in the commercial, he's doing a very good job of impersonating Lapre. It's a really funny ad, and they play it on MTV a lot during the daytime in case you want to try catching it.

On May 23, we recieved an email from Sshrubbery@aol.com...

Subject: about the state
Message: are you kidding? of course it's Tom Lennon on the Starburst commercial. I can't believe there was any doubt.

Well, I guess that solves that mystery.
(Now that I've seen it like 50 times, I would have to agree.)

March 16, 2000
"KEEPING THE FAITH" IS NOW IN THEATERS!!!

In case you haven't heard, the movie "Keeping The Faith" features one spoken line by David Wain, so run out to the theaters when its released on April 14th & applaud like hell when Wain walks on the screen!

Michael Ian Black has been appearing in a series of commercials for Pets.Com. This inspired me to make a section of this website where you can view a few commercials featuring members of the State with Quicktime. I stole them from Adcritic.Net, but watch them on this page first cos they're hard to find at Adcritic.

Anyway, speaking of Mike Black, I saw him on VH1's "The List" the other night. I only caught the last few minutes, but the topic was "Bands that parents love to hate," and I'm pretty sure he voted for at least 2 of the bands that made the top 3. Nice job, Mike!

November 29, 1999
It's been over a year since Jeff last updated this website, one of the coolest State fanpages on the net. As one of its most dedicated supporters, I was in shock when he made the announcement that he was discontinuing any further updates. So being a huge fan of both Jeff Peck and The State, I decided to change a few things that desperately needed updating. Jeff and I hope you enjoy the new stuff.
- Mike

October 30, 1998
Crappy news... I'm probably not going to make anymore updates to this webpage, because it already has a lot of stuff. I have taken down the State tape trading section. If anybody is interested in taking over this page and continuing its legacy, simply e-mail me at jeff.peck@usa.net.
- Jeff


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