Topic awaiting preservation: 7 years later

The other day I was cruising around on the web, thinking about forums and code, jabberwocky and whatnot. Like waking up from a dream, a memory flashed, full of burnt orange and straight jackets, and I thought to myself, "What was that really cool forum with snarky expert coders, anyway? Man, what was that for me? Like, 2003? Meh, I doubt it's still around... I'll see if I can find it." I searched using "asylum" and what do you know.

Well, hello there! So glad to see you guys are still in action and still holding the bar high. That's all I really wanted to say for now, just thanks. I'll make a point to actually stick around this time.


Sincerely,
Sleeping Beauty

We have your pills ready and master Suho has booked you in for some electrifying therapy.
Welcome back

All may come, none may leave.

heh- get the RSS feed on you iGoogle page- you'll accumulate stuff and never get rid of anything..

Someone needs to make an iphone/android/blackberry app for the asylum

I second the need on the App

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DL-44 said:

Someone needs to make an iphone/android/blackberry app for the asylum

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I have no coding experience at all so this intrigued me. I think I'll be filling out that form today

Amazing, I totally did what Nethermind did, I was browsing around thinking about the days when I first got into the web and web development and remembered Doc Ozone. So happy my account is still here, I used to just lurk and read the conversations. Don't know if any of you remember but the following were *the* people to read in terms of design and Photoshop back then:

Doc Ozone (ozones.com) - Still here
Andy Art (andyart.com) sold but mirror here: (http://www.brucelevick.com/andyart/)
Scott Bailey (InfiniteFish.com) - Still here
Anson Vongt (Phong.com) - Still here

These guys inspired me to become what I am today. I'm now a professional and successful freelance front-end developer in the UK.

Ahhh....yeah, I remember Phong.com fondly.

WebShaman | The keenest sorrow (and greatest truth) is to recognize ourselves as the sole cause of all our adversities.
- Sophocles

All may come, none may leave.

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