well.. it isn't really my web page.. well.. actually it is my webpage.. it's just not my domain. Someone was nice enough to point their domain to my linode IP.

http://www.flatfeect.com


visit, go crazy, enjoy, live life to the fullest.

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No offense, but do you really need to put all of those unrelated search terms on your site so that people who are legitimately searching for something will be redirected to your site instead?

What do you get out of inconveniencing random people in this way? I don't mean that to sound mean, I really am curious to know what good it does you to have people searching for "march madness" etc. end up on your web site?

No meaness taken. I'm guessing that it won't work with most search engines anyway. Consider it an experiment more than anything, I suppose.

More than anything, I wanted to find a creative site to put in for the free domain that is pointing to me.

Guess I could add some useful links.. Hmm.. There.. I added a bunch of links.

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Here is how the flatfeect.com site looked to the Internet Wayback Machine on March 24, 2004:

http://web.archive.org/web/200403241550 ... feect.com/

Veddy interestink.

James Phillips

I wonder if they've had the IP screwed up for quite some time now, and back a year ago, that particular website had the IP before me. That would explain why that site has nothing to do with flatfeect.

On other notes, I've since scoured the logs and learned that:

flatfeeconnecticut.com points to that IP, as well as
mcbbbs.com. So, it's not just flatfeect..

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