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Ruinedmetropolis.com is one third of an informal personal home page "network" which includes Exploring Historic Texas and the Ruinedmetropolis blog. My pages are devoted to personal interests from knife collections to writing all the way to the Cthulhu mythos and ragtime music. Enjoy.

Updated by webmaster: 5/18/08

trippin' - txtrek's exploits & news

March 17, 2008: we took a road trip to a Republic of Texas historical marker. A couple of overnight camping trips are in the planning stage; nothing spectacular, just "downtime" on a friend's lease property.

Updated by txtrek: 5/18/08

closet theologian's musings and news

Sermon outlines and a few funny, illustrative oriented entries are available at the articles and humor pages.

New Devotionals Page The devotionals now have their own page and a link on the main menu. Go to Devotionals

Sermon Outlines Online is online. Turning raw notes into manuscript style sermons is currently onhold due to thesis writing.

Updated by webmaster: 5/18/08

most popular page in march

Antique Newspaper Clippings

Updated by webmaster: 5/18/08

april link

Cthulhoid entities How to spot them and what to do when you've been spotted

Updated by webmaster: 5/18/08

webmaster's corner - May 18, 2008

Site updates are on hold while the webmaster struggles with writing his master's thesis.
New!! American Consumer Opinion A review of the paid survey site, American Consumer Opinion.
New!! I recently acquired an antique Firestone milk can.
New!! Kabar Warthog folder A high quality knife at a low quality price.
New!! Tombs of The Blind Dead A review of the Spanish horror movie which has become a cult classic. Includes still photos.
New!! Opinion Outpost A review of the paid survey site, Opinion Outpost.
New!! Can you make money online? Yes, you can!
New!! A trip to and photos of the boundary marker which once marked the border between the U.S. and the Republic of Texas.
Update!! Newspaper Articles featuring news and advertisements from 1912. This update features a December 14, 1912 advertisement for Victrola Talking Machines.