a esteemed fraternity of those who have a "tom" sound in their name and a sun sign of sagittarius, used to be hosted on arcania dot net. in fact, it is likely that there will be a return of a tss site in the future. the site is not going to continue in the form that it has been, though, at the request of the sect.
the group does continue to exist.


an blog of instant message conversations which had outdated code with an entirely juvenile sense of humor made possible during an earlier time of online innocence. the logo was a randomly chosen as either a frame of the zapruder film or john kerry. this was by far the most mentioned aspect of this particular site. those who actually read through the conversations found a few quite funny exchanges, but mostly a bunch of crap that reads just like the blog which you write where you post your online conversations for the world to read. i guess i no longer have a problem with rod stewart stalking me. this site used to be hosted on arcania dot net, but has been backed up and taken down. rod stewart truly is not a stalker as far as anyone knows. he is a singer who was picked up in a joke about a picture which went too far.
rod stewart is also not the reason for a takedown. indeed, if he or his representation actually did complain, that would only have made sure that the site would remain. instead, it was just time to put the old yeller down. since the group has been abandoned, it only seems right that the page be pulled. yet, the guild will never be forgotten by any true progressive.
the game progress quest remains a true comment on the reality of the pointless accumulation of levels and stuff that is the true essence of any massively multi-player online role playing game. k-swiss, like all brand-name athletic shoes, are of a terrible value; the guild was named as such due to the mocking of the company's advertising campaign.


the current version of how to achieve supreme money power is actually a second version of a site with the name. the first version was much more textually driven site designed to mock get rich quick schemes one of your friends might try to talk you into falling for. the first version, while not being a podcast, did feature an embedded voice informing the viewer that they have just achieved supreme money power. additionally, an image of a fistful of money was also present. people generally hated the only navigation through the site being a random link.
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