The Almost-Worldly
Regulars:
John Dalston: Runs this site, and the almost-art.org site. Author of The Almost-Dictionary. Contributed everything here that other people didn't contribute (almost-obviously).
Almost-contact (send bits to email address): jdston(at)yahoo(dot)com.
Max Buzzell: Mostly featured in the Almost-Party section. And when the time almost-came, he almost-dutifully jogged for office. Runs the Store.
R. C. Rathgeber: The only almost-golfer almost-photographed (we just show his shadow in the Shadows of Summer collection, on the Almost-art.org site). You could say he was "almost-acting." Suggested the Almost-Doctor and the Almost-Player pages. Contributes many suggestions. Proof-read sections of The Almost-Dictionary and made helpful suggestions along that almost-way. Helped with the almost-art project. He is usually the one to initiate an expedition to the West Pole.
Fischer Der Filmmacher: Contributes suggestions. Helped with the almost-art project. Made a documentary film about Almost-Art (of almost-movie length).
Other Contributors:
Dr. J. G.: Contributed some almost-art. On guard for almost-polecats (see the definition in The Almost-Dictionary) at almost-all times.
Evan L.: When he's not busy saving the real world, he occasionally contributes ideas. Suggested the Almost-Dog page, and contributed to the Almost-Milk page.
Christopher p.: Contributed the Icicles collection to Almost-Art.
BishyBabyBabylon: Contributed some almost-art almost-movies.
The Almost-Art contributions can bee seen at www.almost-art.org (link on the right).
Referred to above:
Actually, the Almost-West Almost-Pole, because it is made out of metal, and it is in the New Mexico desert (not quite as far west as Hawaii or Midway).
