User:J-Walk

J-Dash-Walk's User Page

INTERNAL LINKS

• My Discussion page
• My CSS file
• My Sandbox
• My customized music search
• My customized Main Page
• Recent WWR uploads
• WWR wiki stats
• Newly-added pages
• Artists who have user-supplied content

EXTERNAL LINKS

• J-Walk Blog
• J-Walk Blog - WWR Category
• My Blog's Wikipedia Entry
• The Spreadsheet Page (Excel Stuff)
• Various Humor Sites
• My Last.fm User Page
• Some photos I took
• Mediawiki editing overview

Now Playing

$wwr_allspeed_listener_total_count listeners are hearing Darkness Comes (6:35), by Brian Cutean. This song has been played 16 times, and it's one of 17 songs by this artist. WWR listing: Brian Cutean . Rate: You have to login to give your opinion about songs. 6 TAGS = Vocal harmonies / Blues / Acoustic guitar / Mandolin / Harmonica / Band

Please allow me to introduce myself. I'm a man of wealth and taste. I've been around for a long, long year. Stole many a man’s soul and faith... Pleased to meet you. Hope you guess my name.

Give up? I am J-Walk (pronounced Jay Dash Walk), a long-time WWR listener, and a dabbler in Microsoft Excel. I live in Tucson, Arizona, and I play guitar, and I'm learning clawhammer banjo.

I attended the Wheatstalk in June, 2005, so now I'm one of a select group of listeners who knows all of the WWR secrets. Hint: It's not what you think. That's about all I can say.

This WWR wiki is one of the coolest things I've played with in a long time. It will be interesting to watch it develop and see how long it takes to get completely screwed up.

Trivia About Me

• I was born in a plane flying over the Pacific Ocean. Technically, I am not a citizen of any country. That's why I'm not allowed to vote in the U.S.
• When I was a child, I kept a diary of interesting things that I found during the day. I updated it several times a day, and even pasted pictures of things. I started at the back of the book, and put all of the new stuff before the old stuff. In retrospect, I should have patented that idea.
• I first started using Excel when I was 7. I took notes, thinking that I might be able to help people some time in the future.
• My first dog (age 9) was named Jimbob. Several years later, I adopted a cat and named her Esther.
• I ran into Bill Gates at Target one time. He was buying a picture frame and asked for my advice.
• I hold a world's record for the most raisins eaten while standing on one foot on the Thursday.
• I met Mozie during a traffic accident. She went through a red light and totaled my brand new Camry.
• Most of my shirts have three sleeves.
• All of the clocks in my house are set 46 minutes fast, except during daylight saving time, when I move them back 18 minutes.
• We have a $25,000 commercial photocopy machine in the kitchen. Oddly, we rarely use it.
• I am deathly afraid of warthogs, but I like hedgehogs.
• Although I've published about 50 Excel books, all of them were outsourced. They were actually written by some guy in India.
• I played guitar on three #1 songs by Herman's Hermits, and on one #2 song.
• My car gets 438 miles per gallon, but I can't tell you why.
• The first story I wrote was a children's story called The Pet Goat. Unfortunately, I forgot to copyright it, and Siegfried Engelmann and Elaine C. Bruner stole it.
• I have never tried drinking beer. Is it any good?
• I've saved every rubber band that I've ever seen, and I keep them on my left arm.
• I once ran for Congress, but I lost by one vote. I later learned that voting for your opponent is only done in elementary school elections.
• My favorite pastime is to use the home phone to call myself on my cell phone, and then listen to the delay while I talk to myself.
• I used to live next door to Leon Pober, who wrote the song "Small Bubbles." I convinced him to change it to "Tiny Bubbles" and send it to Don Ho.
• When I was a kid, I once dug a hole so deep that I couldn't get out. I missed an entire year of school while my parents went looking for a ladder.

Some Templates

I've been working on a number of little "drop in" tables that display various bits of information about WWR. These are templates that can be added to any page very easily. Try these if you like:

• Artist of the Day Template
• Current Show Template
• Small Now Playing Box Template
• A Horizontal Now Playing Box Template
• A Vertical Now Playing Box Template
• A Recent Songs Template
• A Most Requested Songs Template
• A Most Frequently Played Songs Template
• An Upcoming Artist Spotlights Template

Update: These are really, really old. I lost interest.

Note to Self

Make some more photos like this:

My recent requests

Bauer's Breakdown - John Sheehan ♦ Custer's Last Stand - John Sheehan ♦ Lonesome Linda - John Sheehan ♦ Sandy Boys - Ken Waldman ♦ Blow A Little Smoke - Bet Williams ♦ Little Bird Of Heaven - Reeltime Travelers ♦ Little Bird Of Heaven - Reeltime Travelers ♦ I'm Innocent - Judd Grossman ♦ You Have Done Me Well - Terra ♦ Till I'm Too Old To Die Young - Kieran Kane And Kevin Welch ♦ Rock, Salt & Nails - Anne & Pete Sibley ♦ $wwr_songtitle - $wwr_artist_name ♦ Stolen Glances - Laurence Juber ♦ $wwr_songtitle - $wwr_artist_name ♦ $wwr_songtitle - $wwr_artist_name ♦ See Myself In You - Tom Kimmel ♦ Move On - Rossoni ♦ Sugar Hill - Ken Waldman ♦ $wwr_songtitle - $wwr_artist_name ♦ The Fair - Vince Bell ♦ Psychedelic Relic (The Anti-Dopus Opus) - Tom Duda ♦ Stand Alone - Lisa Debenedictis ♦ The Girl Who Broke My Heart - Murphy's Hornpipe - The Honeymoon Reel - Flynn Cohen ♦ What Kind Of Pants Does A Gambler Wear - Joel Mabus ♦ Storybook Romance - Joel Mabus ♦