Entries in Billy's Guestbook

Benjamin Morris Blake, Deland, Florida:	September 18, 2004 at 3:48 PM
I just read the quotes after doing a self-effacing search for my name and yikes! It's like reading my own work. I don't know whether to be creeped out or intrigued. I even used to have a cat named miles. Well, I know this isn't very interesting but well, maybe the name ben blake comes with a sardonic wit. Anyway, excellent site and very entertaining. Have lots of fun, regardless. Ben
Jason Slemons, Seattle:	November 4, 2003 at 8:20 AM
i linked your site to mine so now you better as hell do the same, DAMNIT! -your pal jason PS. good to see you are still alive.
Tim Toole, San Jose:	August 15, 2003 at 5:03 PM
Cool Website Billy.. nice to see pics of you guys.. havent seen David or Boaz in Years.. hehe.. anyways that guy saying all the crazy stuff isnt me.. Billy congrates on graduating.. Hey email me sometime.. Tim.Toole@wdc.com id like to hang out sometime.. anyone.. Boaz.. Billy David.. email me..
Tim Toole, San Jose:	August 15, 2003 at 4:58 PM
Hey im Tim Toole.. and I went to Darthmouth back in the day.. whats going on..
Michael Torres, USA:	July 5, 2003 at 10:51 AM
Just wanted to drop in and say that I enjoyed your site, take care ;) -Cell Phone Accessory Specialist
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., .:	June 16, 2003 at 1:08 AM
Well.. I guess I will be moving on now. At times when I am stressed out, or things aren't going well in my life, I have outbursts like this. I've never been quite right after going through school, been on anti-depressants and the like. I had stopped taking them for the past few weeks, I do what when I am stressed out and can't handle what's going on in my own life. I know I'm not supposed to, but it's just a tweak I have. Your message, along with people's actions and reactions in my own life have been quite an eye-opener to how I have been acting lately. I never have (or would for that matter) hurt anyone, just I sometimes I need to feel powerful at times and so do things like this to fill that void of complete powerlessness I had in my adolescent years. I do apologize for any undue and unsolicited stress this has caused you, I wish you and yours the best.
Billy Kakes, San Jose, CA:	June 15, 2003 at 1:08 PM
Ok, a few things: 1. I have strong suspicion that this is a prank, since you've never visited any other portion of my site. (It seems to me that curiosity about those you apparently hate so much might lead you to investigate a little further.) If it is, I highly suggest you come forward now. At the urging of some, I may be taking this matter to the police. Yes, I have your IP addresses and your DSL service provider. References to "I would have shot up the school had I a gun" and threats to my friends and I now are more than enough to justify serious legal action, and SBC has been very quick to work with law enforcement in the past. You don't want the kinds of consequences this would bring, and neither do I, so please don't make me pursue such endeavors. If this is not a prank: 2. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't remember being particularly mean to anyone who I've known since Dartmouth other than possibly the people in our little group of friends such as Boaz, Warren, and James. Middle school kids are dumb and insecure, so of course all of our group made constant fun of each other. It's what dumb and insecure kids do. I was made fun of constantly myself; I've moved past it. I recommend you do, too. 3. If you have a problem with me or something I may have done 12 years ago, it'd be a lot more productive to simply talk with me about it. We've matured a lot since middle school; random "anonymous" threats are hardly the way to get anything done.
Ashamed of Myself, San Jose, CA:	June 15, 2003 at 2:58 AM
You are correct.. I should be ashamed of myself, and a part of me actually is. But not everyone knows how hard some had it. Not everyone knows how hard the Columbine kids had it, not many kids know how hard other school-shooters had it. If a gun was within my reach, Dartmouth Middle or Leigh High would have been ont hat list of schools. The part of me that is ashamed is overshadowed by the part that wants revenge on those that ruined me. Sure, that sounds childish, but you never head to deal with what I had to deal with. So unless you know what I went through, shut the fuck up.
Sam, appalled bystander:	June 14, 2003 at 7:44 PM
"Vat of Dung", you are a lunatic. Get a damn life and stop harassing my brother's friends. Nobody cares about your miserable childhood. Everybody has it hard sometimes. Get over it and do it better next time. Upward motion man, stop wallowing in your own emotional filth! Who are you anyway? If you're so righteous, why don't you sign your name to your messages? This is an incrediblly childish dialague and I am shocked that anyone could be so lame as to begin it. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Vat of Dungbrains, San Jose, CA:	June 14, 2003 at 1:26 PM
Tim Toole? No. Try again. You may be right, I may be totally loco. But that doesn't change the fact that there are individuals who are responsible for debt's incurred in the past. Funny thing, people never too willing to step up and take responsibility for their actions these days. I suppose that's what forces the owed to step up and reclaim some type of "repayment".
Grandiloquence manifested, Ivory Tower Pretentiousness:	June 14, 2003 at 11:16 AM
Dear "I know you but you don't remember me": If you're Tim Toole, none of us is responsible for whatever debts on account of therapy which you have doubtless incured as a result of incessant taunting/abuse. You and you alone are responsible for how big of a loser your really are. This is the only truth. By the way, I have no idea who this Boaz person is. You must be completely loco. Boaz would never have the brains or the guts to pursue this line of dialogue with a vat of dungbrains like you.
I know you, but you don't remember me., San Jose, CA:	June 14, 2003 at 4:34 AM
Well I actually can read that, and I suppose I MAY BE overeducated. That is irrelevant however. Your use of an arcane, forsaken language OBVIOUSLY and TOTALLY shows your immeasurable and cyclopean intellect... Oh did I say intellect? What I meant to say was your obvious penchant for grandiloquence. Now that that is out of the way, you wouldn't happen to be Boaz Simonvichi or something similar? Went to Dartmouth? If this is that Boaz, then you too helped mold me into what I am today. I'll deal with you too.
Mr. Boaz, Boaz, Alabama:	June 3, 2003 at 3:35 PM
Si hoc legere scis, nimium eruditionis habes. (Since using latin automatically imbues whatever I say with TOTAL intellectual authority, you are now free to drop any notion of leaving a smarter guestbook entry. Muhahahahaha!!!!)
I know you, but you don't remember me., San Jose, CA:	June 2, 2003 at 5:19 AM
I hate all of you. Every single person I ever went to school with. You all turned me into what I am now. If I could have my wasted days back, I'd use them to get back on track. Try to to warn. Calm this burden. Look ahead, but keep on turning. Do I have the strength to know when I go? Can I find it inside to do what I should have known? Can I have my wasted days back? I'd use them to get back on track. You live it or die it! You live it or die it! My lifestyle determines my deathstyle Until we meet again.
Ben Blake, Los Angeles:	April 4, 2003 at 12:27 AM
I just thought I would forever grace your guestbook with my presence. Or at least with a few lonely bytes serving as a proxy. So, consider yourself graced.
Joe Henchman, Vanuatu, next to Kazaa:	April 3, 2003 at 11:52 PM
You've never signed my guestbook, but here I am signing yours. How nice of me. But I would like to complement you on your efficient webpage, with all its bizarre code that seems to work very well. Being a poli sci/public policy major, I know none of this stuff, though I am becoming an expert in why cell phones work here but not in Europe. And constitutional law. How's that for a strange entry that will haunt this webpage (quoth the raven) forevermore.
Chris Lambert, San Jose, CA:	April 3, 2003 at 11:33 PM
I'm posting the first message, so it'll always be on the bottom. That means I ALWAYS get the last word. So shut up, you're all wrong. Cheers, Billy!