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THE BARQUENTONES -- Sea songs, sea shanties, and a few Lone Star surprises by the crew of the 1877 square-rigger ELISSA, the only tall ship west of the Mississippi.

Down To The Sea In Ships: Stories of People, Ships and The Sea,Collected Over More Than 20 Years of Roaming The Galveston, Texas Waterfront

The Sand Castle

Features and Layouts Prepared for "The Sand Castle," Newsmagazine for the Galveston District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1999-2000

One hundred and seventy otherwise-ordinary people with the power to render even the strongest mortal helpless, gasping for air, with laughter. Surrender now to the power of their Web humor, and subscribe to the new magazine, or face the consequences. Resistance is futile. Surrender Dorothy. You have been warned!

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SHEILA MOSS,The "Tennesee Firefly" -- A Weekly Dose of Humor from the Volunteer State!

JOHN K. MARTIN, "Down Under, But Not Out." Humour-with-a-"u" from yesterday -- er, tommorrow --  or whatever day it is in Canberra, Australia when it's today here in the States.

DAVE GLARDON, aka "The Dave-Guy," takes on the Sisyphan task of making sense of a world that makes little sense in "The World As You Know It."

NATHAN WRIGHT passes out the torches and leads the villagers up the mountain to the Frankenstein Castle wherein dwell the banal monstrosities of everyday life that bedevil us all. Pich up yout torch in "The Monkeycube."

B. ELWIN SHERMAN -- "Daily Humor Every Week." The Flyimg Wallenda of Merriam-Webster. Sardonic, sublime, sentimental and subcutaneous (usually all in one paragraph) observations on the curious, bipedal, hairless creatures who think they run the Universe.

OTHER GREAT SITES!

Links to great humor columnists, and every darn comedy site on the Internet!

101 Funny Links

101 -- Count 'em -- 101 Links to the funniest humor sites on the internet. An ever-changing collection of Net humorists! Drop by again and again and again!