The Marocharim Experiment

Nothing says “party” more than Multiplex. Back when mini-component systems were the “in” thing, the big radios came with a collection of Multiplex tapes that were always at war with “minus-one.”  It was a great way to spend Halloween; the days before All Saints’ Day were spent with doble-kara performances of “Endless Love,” where half [...]

Then were there two thieves crucified with him, one on the right hand, and another on the left. – Matthew 27:38, KJV

The woes of last-minute registration all have to boil down to a simple act of pasensyahan. The bureaucracy isn’t as efficient as it should be, and last-minute registration shows that people can push citizenship to the very last minute.  Last-minute registration, in many ways, is a window to last-minute citizenship. There was a time in [...]

Transience can be a bitch, so suck it up.

In loving memory of that site that many of us grew to love, I’m writing the rest of this post in scrolling marquee text in three fonts, with various color schemes.  - Marocharim Ah, Geocities.  Truly one-of-a-kind during its time… I remember those days when I fiddled around with frames, fonts, and yes, scrolling marquee.  [...]