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no, it's funny. most everything you ever made here is/was funny. you might be surprised to hear this but I've cited your work in papers, played your sites at conferences, shown them in media production classes. they always get laughs and always help to prove points about what was possible in the emerging era of web2.0. now? ugh, just kill me. but ten years ago, a distributed production space, an anonymous/authorless (more or less), nomadic, collective, means of creative media production? your contributions to all that ought to be earmarked in the recounting of net art, new media, meme production, or whatever jargon we're gonna use to write the history of the past 20 or so years of networked media history. kudos. (I am kind of curious who you are. like, you were just a kid when you started here, right? did you go on to a related field, art or film school, or are you just, like, a really funny, creative human who works at the post office or JC Penny's?!)