RAH Virtual Sock Drawer
This page was inspired by Dave's real-life sock drawer. You can find
the most amazing things there. Things like Dave's high school diploma
and college degree, both still unused in their little presentation
binders. Another charming item is Velvet's first hairball, which Dave
had bronzed.
Awards
Awards are generally displayed prominently on the top page of a web
site to show how wonderfully cool the site has been determined to be.
Of course the logos really show how much of the webmaster's terminal
egomania will be displayed this particular week. Most of these awards tend
to make visitors wonder about the people who give out the awards. Questions
like, "Did the awards people ever actually visit this site before
giving it an award?" spring immediately to mind.
Awards RAH96 Received For Nothing In Particular
Awards RAH (and RAH96) Actually Received
Don't look at us - somebody must have had a reason.
![[Warm Award]](/grph/warm5.gif)
7/14/96
So RAH96 has officially been declared WARM...
and we didn't even know we were playing hide-and-seek.
 8/22/96
The name of this outfit says it all.

1/21/97
Who are these guys? Anyone heard of them?
Whoever they are, they gave RAH96 four gold stars!
Dave hasn't been this happy since kindergarten!

3/9/02
Our first award in more than five years!
I guess they didn't see the bit about the site not being updated.
Anyway, this award has awakened a sleeping midget, and filled him with a terrible nausea.
What People Have Said About RAH (and RAH96)
"RAH makes Hustler look like a porno magazine." - Jerry Falwell
"I really admire Vinnie's knife." - Ted Kennedy
"You'd better have plenty of time on your hands when you
visit Random Access Humor 96, 'cause it's packed tighter
than Pamela Lee's bra." -
Netsurfer Digest 2.27 (8/29/96)
"What does random mean?" - Pamela Lee
"Of special note are the tagline sections - if you don't laugh
out loud, you're probably deader than Timothy Leary." -
Netsurfer Digest 2.27 (8/29/96)
"" - Timothy Leary
"Random Access Humor 96 features extremely intelligent pieces
that manage to avoid the usual easy spoof targets." -
Yahoo Internet Life, December 1996
"What's an easy spoof target?" - O.J. Simpson
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