Take a look at the screen shot below and let me know if something looks out of place:
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http://argn.com
While looking for info on the Conspiracy Asylum ARG last night I visited ARGNet.com. I don’t usually click ads, but the black banner is kind of hard to miss so I clicked it. It takes you to a flash sequence on http://exposethegrid.com with a winged-snake being and messages about world peace and hijacking the media machine. Interesting… After the flash finishes, it dumps you to here.
Peter Ragnar and the Opulent Reality. I was browsing zaadz.com last night (recently bought and assimilated by gaia.com) and saw this ad banner prominently displayed in the Sponsors column. Gaia.com is a socially conscious community-based networking site. I rarely click on ads unless I’m looking for something specific, but this one caught my eye and I decided to check it out. The browser was directed to http://www.peterragnar.com. There is a splash page and link to enter the site.
Uh oh. Once you are in you are greeted with the following quote, “You Didn’t Visit Here by Accident” followed by “Dear Friend,”. To the left you have photos of Peter Ragnar fading in and out. The whole vibe just seems off, but I decided to suspend judgment and dig a little deeper.
A friend passed this site along to me. Damn! Why did it take so long for me to know about this one? It’s freakin WEIRD!
You must enjoy singing animals if you plan on visiting this site. Specifically singing kittens. Prepare yourself for utter ridiculosity, and make sure to take along a pocket version of Urban Dictionary so you don’t miss the English slang. If you only watch one thing on the site, be sure to see Can I Have A Go?. It is… Rather Good!
Over 4 million people can’t be wrong…. err Weird, or can they? Second Life is a virtual online world where you can live a normal life. Cut business deals, go shopping, watch rock concerts, buy land… maybe you can even get virtually audited by the IRS.
People should start sitting on pots of soil while they are at the computer for the sake of future generations. Eventually human beings will evolve rear end roots and, as long as a good irrigation system is installed, won’t ever have to leave the computer. Just don’t try this in China, you might be sent to Rehab.
“No Luke. I am not your father.” STELARC is a performance artist who wants to become a cyborg. His latest idea is to have an extra prosthetic ear installed on his body with a bluetooth transmitter that sends out the sounds it picks up over the internet.
Maybe when he is finished becoming a cyborg, I can hire him to help me with my Themebot site.
His Holiness Buddha Maitreya has something to say about the Second Coming. If you know how to check the code on a website, make sure and open the source for the home page and do a search for “Jesus” to find the subliminal message. All hail the coming of H.H. Jetsun Gyalwa Jampa Gonpo!
A few days ago I found this message on my voice mail after coming home:
The call was received from Annette Rove (410) 306-6645. Since I don’t know anybody who lives in Maryland and none of my friends have fessed up to the message, there must be a stalker out there who likes me and goes by the name of “Brother Love.” It is kind of creepy if in fact somebody went out of their way to find my phone number and had a song cued for my message machine. Gotta love the internet.
I guess I could call the number, but that would take all of the fun out of it.
Peter Ragnar and the Opulent Reality. I was browsing zaadz.com last night (recently bought and assimilated by gaia.com) and saw this ad banner prominently displayed in the Sponsors column. Gaia.com is a socially conscious community-based networking site. I rarely click on ads unless I’m looking for something specific, but this one caught my eye and I decided to check it out. The browser was directed to 
