These are a few of the many random tidbits of information I've written over the years on this site. I wanted to keep a little bit of that old sense of nutball humor that my site used to have, so I've kept these up here. I know it's not organized, but enjoy it anyway. I may add more as I come across it.
Update September 28th: With the new changes to the site I hinted at, I want to bring back the fun random stuff I used to post all the time. One of my ideas is to keep two separate sections, a studio site and a fun site. Anyway, these changes probably won't take place until shortly after Splotches is finished, so check back later!
Update December 3rd: The changes are underway. Expect some interesting stuff...
A compiled list of family-friendly internet abbreviations. Some have not been changed, and have just been listed because of their frequency and handiness.
This is all I have for now. Got one? Email it to Admin@OldManClayton.com
Unless you're part of a top-secret agency, I have no idea why you would need this.
Encrypt the file using Croutons' custom-made encryption program. (no longer available, this guide is from 2006. I will make another if you desire it) Use a unique code. Then, put the code in a .txt file and encrypt it with software that does not require a unique code key (also no longer available). Rename that file SYSTEM.OLD and place it in C:\windows\. Put the original encrypted file in a .zip and then use built-in password encryption. Rename that zip something like CAB_12.cab and put it in C:\windows\precopy\ (Only if you have windows 98. If not, find another deep directory and put it there.) Then, right click the file, hit properties, and select hidden. Then press ok. Now, for even further hidden-ness, put the files on a cd, name them track01.cda and track02.cda, then burn some songs along with it. Write "party mix" in sharpie on the cd, put the cd in a cd case that had a professional label on it. (e.g. put it in a microsoft office case.) Stick the cd whose case you just took in a generic jewel case and put them both on a cd rack with a bunch of other unneeded discs. Stick that rack in the messiest and darkest corner of your basement.
Voila.
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