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I found the link on FARK yesterday. I wouldn’t have known about it otherwise. But, as you can see, the site really doesn’t have anything to do with the Voodoo religion (Vodoun) at all.
“Voodoo Time” comes from a cute line in Monkey Island II (a PC adventure game from 1990). When I bought the domain, my original intention was to use it as sort of a brain dump for solutions I find to difficult technical problems I run across in my day-to-day work as a network administrator (which I usually refer to as “voodoo” due to their esoteric, and sometimes even ritualistic nature). That never panned out, but I kept the name.
How did you come across this? Is this frome where Voodootime has originated?
And may you have good gris-gris.
I found the link on FARK yesterday. I wouldn’t have known about it otherwise. But, as you can see, the site really doesn’t have anything to do with the Voodoo religion (Vodoun) at all.
“Voodoo Time” comes from a cute line in Monkey Island II (a PC adventure game from 1990). When I bought the domain, my original intention was to use it as sort of a brain dump for solutions I find to difficult technical problems I run across in my day-to-day work as a network administrator (which I usually refer to as “voodoo” due to their esoteric, and sometimes even ritualistic nature). That never panned out, but I kept the name.
Yea, cool. I was just wondering becaues you knew which day Voodoo day was. Hehe. Please don’t hex me for ask’n suh.
I dunno, I think steve was putting pins in a little voodoo doll of you a few years back in an attempt to get you to code faster..
I don’t think it worked very well. Made most of your hair fall out it seems.
So what is supposed happen on Voodoo Day?