I made "The Apokélypse: Millenninum Edition", which looked like this version of the site but a lot worse. Peep the old designs section to see what I'm talking about. After buying a Sega Dreamcast early on in the year, I subscribe to SegaNet as my ISP. While playing NFL 2k1 online (56k), I rack up over $1,000 in long distance charges on my mom's phone bill. She absolutely flipped and canceled my service... thus leaving me without a way to get online. I eventually get NetZero from my friend Jason and enjoy the crippled-ass "internet" experience it offered. This was just the start of numerous problems with the internet I had this year. But when the world hands you lemons, you juice them into some unsuspecting idiot's eye (right? CHYEAH! lol). With all the downtime I had with no internet, I actually accomplish more work.. more than I have since 1999. I finished 4 episodes of PT with real break neck speed and upload them all at once. Till this day, that's the record of new PT episodes I've uploaded at the same time. The usual September 9th update included the famed "Rejection" gripe file (more below) and I showed off a brand new design. It had a mostly grey color scheme and none of the blues the previous one had. It wouldn't last that long since I was back to the other design before the end of October. If it ain't broke, then why fix it? The biggest gripe file I've ever written, and the one I was the most passionate about -- "Rejection", is uploaded for the world to see a few days before the unfortunate events of Sept. 11th took place. The gripe would be continously updated until the end of 2002 (because I didn't give a shit about that girl anymore by that point). My sister, who was moved out at the time, shows me her new kitten named (very blandly lol) "Kit Kat". I get into audio editing this year, and to make the "Game.com connection" even more eerie, the person who first suggested I use Goldwave in 2002 was Chris Owens, a regular fixture on the newsgroups that I got to know a bit. Needless to say, if he didn't point me in that direction, I'd still be using Windows Sound Recorder for EVERYTHING lol...