Cheesy Moon Page launched (no - NOT a troll)

I have just launched a very special website supposed to collect some
dated space artwork as well as real photos which did not make it to the
net and are gradually lost in rotting paper oblivion as we speak.
Please take a look he

http://www.geocities.com/karolp2/

I would be in heaven if it actually worked and the first submissions
appeared in my mailbox...

Regards,

Karol P.

kvant wrote:
I have just launched a very special website supposed to collect some
dated space artwork as well as real photos which did not make it to the
net and are gradually lost in rotting paper oblivion as we speak.
Please take a look he

http://www.geocities.com/karolp2/

I would be in heaven if it actually worked and the first submissions
appeared in my mailbox...

Regards,

Karol P.

kvant wrote:
I have just launched a very special website supposed to collect some
dated space artwork as well as real photos which did not make it to the
net and are gradually lost in rotting paper oblivion as we speak.
Please take a look he

http://www.geocities.com/karolp2/

I would be in heaven if it actually worked and the first submissions
appeared in my mailbox...

Regards,

Karol P.

And quoting my whole post leaving it without any comments is... good?
bad? newsreader malfunction?

kvant wrote:
And quoting my whole post leaving it without any comments is... good?
bad? newsreader malfunction?


Perhaps he saw that Adlai Stevenson was dead and was stunned into
silence (respect for the departed and all.)

kvant wrote:
And quoting my whole post leaving it without any comments is... good?
bad? newsreader malfunction?

Neither. Rod just had too much Rebel Yell last night!

:-)

Chuck Taylor
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On 20 Feb 2006 11:24:10 -0800, "kvant" wrote:

I have just launched a very special website supposed to collect some
dated space artwork as well as real photos which did not make it to the
net and are gradually lost in rotting paper oblivion as we speak.
Please take a look he

http://www.geocities.com/karolp2/

....You'd have a lot more credibility if you didn't have Geo****ties as
a host.

OM
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OM wrote:
On 20 Feb 2006 11:24:10 -0800, "kvant" wrote:

I have just launched a very special website supposed to collect some
dated space artwork as well as real photos which did not make it to the
net and are gradually lost in rotting paper oblivion as we speak.
Please take a look he

http://www.geocities.com/karolp2/

...You'd have a lot more credibility if you didn't have Geo****ties as
a host.

Any host is good for starters as most viruses would probably tell you
;-) But I am not a virus nor do I intend to harm anyone. And I do
realise the geo****ty quota is only 15 MB and it would not be possible
to put a whole gallery of hi res scans there. Over time, I was planning
to convert to some low-res versions as I ran out of quota and then
start supplying the complete full-grown collection on a nice CD
available on demand. I only intend to preserve some thought-provoking
graphics and imagery which would be eventually lost on paper rotting
away in the attic if not properly archived. I do not think many 1960s
Newsweek covers or things of that sort will make it to the next
decade...

Take a look at my page
http://www.geocities.com/wa2ise/space/spcards.htm and
http://www.geocities.com/wa2ise/space/sp1-88.html for some
exceptionally cheesey space art. Back in the late 50's the Topps
trading card company put out a set of "Space Cards". Lots of cheese.

wa2ise wrote:
Take a look at my page
http://www.geocities.com/wa2ise/space/spcards.htm and
http://www.geocities.com/wa2ise/space/sp1-88.html for some
exceptionally cheesey space art. Back in the late 50's the Topps
trading card company put out a set of "Space Cards". Lots of cheese.



Thanks! Fun to see. I particularly like the one where they are
intercepting a comet .. from behind!

Phil