Wayback machine shows it as a weird website with a flash interface and a weird navigation and weird art, and annoying audio transcript that I can't quite make out.
The first link you click on called "speak easy (telling it as it is...)" takes you to a flash animation of a baby with its mouth moving. A computer based woman starts speaking. I don't know what she is saying (It's late at night and I don't want to wake my husband up).
The next link "The greatest story ever told (broken fractals...)" takes you to a flash program that displays black and white movie backgrounds and scrolling text, along with an annoying audio transcript that I, again, can't make out. Click the program changes what movie is displayed in the background. Some are old, some are more current. The scrolling text is going by too fast for me to make out and copy. NSFW warning due to some sexual scenes from the movies.
The next link, "Video lala (way out west...)" takes you to a flash program that displays random dash and street cameras, with colorful dots floating around the screen. Random songs play in the backgrounds (mostly early 2000s music). I don't know what these locations are. A random date is in the corner.
The next link, "Eye candy (yantric yearnings...)" takes you to a flash program with some random patterns displayed. That's on his present day site. According to WBM, back in 2012 and all the way to 2015, it took you to a domain "love-machine.org" and displayed a blank flash program with a single tone in the background.
The next link, "Advertising space (mystic magazine...)" takes you to a flash program with four screens and a target mark on each one. Every time you click the target, you get a new picture and a new word. Some of these pictures feature kids and food. Some are obviously meant to be sexual. Some are pornographic (the pornographic ones appear to be adults). Definitely NSFW.
There is a scrolling french phrase under "Advertising space (mystic magazine...)", not sure what it says, can't speak french and it's too long to copy.
Next link is "Spam = maps (navigating chaotic systems...)". That sends you to http://www.ubercoolster.com/, which sends you to a creepy flash animation on sign69.com's website.
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ConcernedParent2 ago
This man has another website and a blog.
Blog: http://sign69.blogspot.com/
website: medialounge.org
Use this WBM to dig: https://web.archive.org/web/20160105163614/http://www.medialounge.org/
Wayback machine shows it as a weird website with a flash interface and a weird navigation and weird art, and annoying audio transcript that I can't quite make out.
The first link you click on called "speak easy (telling it as it is...)" takes you to a flash animation of a baby with its mouth moving. A computer based woman starts speaking. I don't know what she is saying (It's late at night and I don't want to wake my husband up).
The next link "The greatest story ever told (broken fractals...)" takes you to a flash program that displays black and white movie backgrounds and scrolling text, along with an annoying audio transcript that I, again, can't make out. Click the program changes what movie is displayed in the background. Some are old, some are more current. The scrolling text is going by too fast for me to make out and copy. NSFW warning due to some sexual scenes from the movies.
The next link, "Video lala (way out west...)" takes you to a flash program that displays random dash and street cameras, with colorful dots floating around the screen. Random songs play in the backgrounds (mostly early 2000s music). I don't know what these locations are. A random date is in the corner.
The next link, "Eye candy (yantric yearnings...)" takes you to a flash program with some random patterns displayed. That's on his present day site. According to WBM, back in 2012 and all the way to 2015, it took you to a domain "love-machine.org" and displayed a blank flash program with a single tone in the background.
The next link, "Advertising space (mystic magazine...)" takes you to a flash program with four screens and a target mark on each one. Every time you click the target, you get a new picture and a new word. Some of these pictures feature kids and food. Some are obviously meant to be sexual. Some are pornographic (the pornographic ones appear to be adults). Definitely NSFW.
There is a scrolling french phrase under "Advertising space (mystic magazine...)", not sure what it says, can't speak french and it's too long to copy.
Next link is "Spam = maps (navigating chaotic systems...)". That sends you to http://www.ubercoolster.com/, which sends you to a creepy flash animation on sign69.com's website.
Using WBM, ubercoolster.com's first webpage just had this image: http://web.archive.org/web/20170215040013/http://ubercoolster.com/strike.jpg
Clicking that image takes you to a flash site that takes you a button that takes you to this man's blog: http://nlppractitionerr.blogspot.com/
I can't read what it says, it's in another language. But I did catch that the guy is involved in neuro-linguistic programming.
I have to go to bed now, hope this information is of use.