about

Pre-Clean Mud
Back in 1997, I made my first page on the horried Geocities server (which I have to admit is amazing for beginers, but when you're familiar with scripting or a program, move your page), The Wicked Cool Weird Page, which never really came to much from always being in 'Under Construction mode'. I had the occational layout changes, and web rings, and club affiliation banners (before those crazy but great cliques came about). That was about all that remained constant, it was low on content. Content came about a year or so later with the Anime Hut. This page had some summeries on some of my liked series. With this, I think I covered Pokemon, Battle Angel, and that's about it really. After I moved The Wicked Cool Weird Page to once amazing Xoom server, I had a bit of content going on and off (Cibo Matto, Ayashi No Ceres, FFVIII). But the ill day came when MSNBC took over, and it was bye-bye Wicked Cool Weird. So, I decided to get a fresh new start and make a new page, with a new name, on a great new server. So, in 2000 I joined with Envy.nu and started Kawaii Seru. I wanted to do something that was more of my own without other big company copyrighted stuff on it. Kawaii Seru had pictures by me, and occational comments that I put there also. All good things come to an end some time, and that's what happened with Envy. So, to a new server I went, but this time, I didn't want it to be all me, I wanted to use some of that cool- already copyrighted stuff, and so on Tripod, Clean Mud was born.

Clean Me Some Mud Honney!
Starting in April 2002, Clean Mud has been about the internet reflecting things not necessicerily in my mind, but around it. The in-my-mind part is something that started recently. After being utterly disgusted with this brick add that one day appeared on the bottom of the Clean Mud page on Tripod, I was fed up, took some action, and got me a domain! So cleanmud.net has been up since Aug. 2002.

D-day and the aftermath that is today

In October 2003, due to some server changing problems (sterlet chaning to unixhoster), cleanmud came offline. But don't cry, because now that's it's 2005, I've finally bucked up and clean mud is back up and online. I think it will be a little different now because I have a journal somewhere else online. Oh well.
Click here to view the different Clean Mud versions.