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Dave's Ditches

The man who made this site possible, David Meehan. Leader of the new Web design school termed "Button Mania" by -- well, by me.

Orangewarp.net

Jin Kuwata, the Baltimore-area's lady-killer. Seriously, the dude is hardcore about Akido. But also really, really sensitive. So, you ladies should look him up. (Note: Doesn't actually murder females)

Incoherent Ideas Inc.

The musings and photos and roller coasters of Aaron Richardson. Formerly my drinking coach and tech support guru; now derives the occasional grin from hearing of my latest stupid move.

Lizzie Web

My one and only, my constant companion, my Champion of Social Justice, my Little Never-Ending Well of Hunger, Elizabeth Fox-Solomon. Disclaimer: She hasn't touched this site since her Freshman year at UB, when it was built for UB's prestigious, exclusive Honors program. But she promises to bring more Social Justice to the Web when she gets a break from law school. Which is never.

Jonathan Hilliker's Homepage

Besides my family, this guy has known The Purdman longer than anybody on earth. Yet he still manages to graduate RIT and begin a career in video game creation. He's so hardcore, he doesn't have time to generate a silly name for his Web site. Crazy, man. Crazy.

New ~ w00tz

On one hand, it's like Krusty the Klown said about Sideshow Rahim: "Angry, angry young man." On the other, he's so intense about things, he'll blow your mind out your ears. In a good way.

Manijak.net

Follow the travails of former Spectrum copy editor and full-time Witty Guy Phil Manijak, as he braves a trail across the Northwest. He dispenses great financial advice, by the way, and will one day be able to power-lift an F-350.
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Inelecutable Modality of the Visible

Unfiltered Nick Farnolo, in blog form. The only kid I know who can bust the James Joyce as easily as the Wu-Tang, and who once had five wheels fall off his car -- in Brooklyn, of course.