| Name |
Email |
Homepage |
Rating |
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| CaLvIn @ ChaRvEL_^ |
metallica@metallicafan.com |
http://www.oocities.org/SouthBeach/2795/ |
Intriguing |
| Kewl Homepage.. Keep up da good werk. I really love what u did
with all those javascripts... I'm really impressed! Care to take a student.. *heh
heh* Ok then, see ya around!
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| Richard Cheung |
richard.cheung@sympatico.ca |
N/A |
Intriguing |
| Nothing I want to comment about.
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| HENRY JOHNSTON |
johnston@bdg.centrin.net.id |
http://www.kagakada.com |
Even I can make this |
| Garing
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| Christine Chi |
c690411@mail.ttn.com.tw |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| you happy now Kohn.... will I see the sun rise tom.....so afraid..... :D Chi BTW, you really have a cool homepage.... :) Admire you so much!!!!!
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| Yuki |
shoko.glee@sympatico.com |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| Hello, KohnMan. Bye, KohnMan.
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| Shadow Dog |
shadowdog@usa.net |
http://www.oocities.org/Tokyo/Temple/9921/ |
Prodigious |
| wow!!! kohn, this is the badassest homepage i've seen... did you write all the JavaScript yourself???
that's crazy... the design is really nice and you have really cool features. ever think
about working as a web designer???
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| Johnson Yeh |
johnsony@ms4.hinet.net |
N/A |
Intriguing |
| Well, I can not say much about your homepage since I do not know how to make one. However, I think that your homepage is too slow. It look quite good though. By the way, are you a nationalalist or something. You seem to be pretty patriotic to our country.
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| MITZII |
MSWITZER2@AOL.COM |
N/A |
Intriguing |
| I AM GOING TO BE IN TAIWAN/TAIPEI AND I WANT TO LEARN AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. I AM ALSO ITEREST IN BUYING HOME ACCENTS AND DECORATIONS AND MAYBE SOME FURNITURE AT GOOD PRICES. THANK YOU.
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| Newtocah |
newtocah@hotmail.com |
http://oocities.com/Tokyo/9461/ |
Prodigious |
| Hao chi le - This is an expert's work!!! (I guess I need to learn quite a lot from the source code -
hsie hsie, shihfu)
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| Janet Lin |
briarose@ucla.edu |
N/A |
Intriguing |
| I think your website was very well composed and it downloaded pretty quickly, even though I
did not believe some of the facts that you listed. Taiwan was never a province of the People's Republic of
China. The Taiwanese you consider Chinese but in the United States, the white people do not consider
themselves English or French (etc) even though them immigrated from Europe about 350 years ago.
Why should the Taiwanes still be Chinese if the Americans are no loner Englishmen, Frenchmen and so on.
Of course, everyone is entitled to their opinion and since this is your website, you obviously can express yours.
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KohnMan's Response |
Taiwan was never a province of the People's Republic of China, but it has always been part of China. The geographical China, not the political China. It is a provincial thought to compare the situation between Taiwan and China with the history and the development of America. First of all, America underwent a revolution which never occured in Taiwan. The political, economic, and education system, along with the culture, were all changed from their European origin. I could not find any significant change that occured after Mainland China's take over in 1949. The only difference is that Taiwan is democratic while China is still communist.
It is not entirely true that all of the residents who immigrated to America consider themselves Americans. Why are there Irish bars, Hispanic towns, etc? Though they may all be Americans, I do believe some of them are proud of where they were originally from. They have not forgotten their ancestral lines.
I am not 100% against the independence of Taiwan, but under the current circumstances, it just won't work. However, it is very sad that some of the residents from this small islands are trying to pathetically deny their ancestral lines in order to achieve their political goals. After all, where is your pride if you trash away things bestowed on you upon your birth (your blood, your skin color, you family name, etc)!
I think that there are already enough problems for the people living on Taiwan to worry about. Independence is a trivial thing that we should be considering, only when we have resolved all the social (major crime cases), political (government's corruption and inefficiency), and environmental (the nuclear power plants) problems. What is the use to scream for independence when most of the people in this filthy places are trying their best to immigrate to other countries?? It is not the time to put big hats on each other and arguing on things that are so unrelated to what we have to endure.
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| Tekken |
xcapetion@oocities.com |
http://www.oocities.org/CollegePark/Campus/9544/ |
Prodigious |
| VERY NICE! good use of JAVA.. plez come to my site to take a look too, oki?
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| Babbiee |
trico.dnet.net.id |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| Hei Kohn, Really, reeaaally like your homepage! It's grea! I'm starting on one of my own, so I'm
glad I stumble on yours!! Might give me a few ideas to start with! Anyway, what's with the cap in all your
pics?! ;) Well, I will definitely come back to check on your homepage.
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| Chuni Lu |
clu@bayou.uh.edu |
N/A |
Intriguing |
| Nice hompage. It really shows your love to Taiwan. However, don't you think using Taiwanese music (by this I mean any types of music in Taiwan) would have suited your site better? As a pro -independence Taiwanese, I must say that I do think I am Chinese origin, but it's my ethnic background, not my nationality. To me, the need to address "Taiwanese is not Chinese" is based on the political reason that allows Taiwan to clarify the rest of the world's confusion on the cross strait relationship. Independence or keeping the status quo is an important issue to Taiwan. When People's Republic of China still declares Taiwan as its "renegate province," given the exisitng isolation international status of Taiwan, you think the rest of the world is going to listen to People's Republic of China or our tiny homeland? HA! At that time, imagining both of us can be jailed led by the Communists just because our "free" speech on this website.
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| ruti kapon |
kapon@vms.huji.ac.il |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| It's a great homepage. I will be visiting Taiwan shortly for a scientific conference and I also
have very limited time for travle. Your homepage gave me a lot of information on what to see, thank you!
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| minka |
riffsu |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| great page kohn! thanks for your information :)
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| Jennifer |
chou@telepont.com |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| Nice homepage Kohn! It is really neat. You should be proud of yourself for making that homepage. |
| Gina |
indo_ayu@hotmail.com |
http://www.oocities.org/broadway/4447/ |
Intriguing |
| Greetings from L.A.! Just wanna say that your homepage is really cool! Later... |
| Heavenly |
huangh3@rpi.edu |
http://www.rpi.edu/~huangh3/index.htm |
Prodigious |
| wow, you did a great job on your webpage. how did i get to your webpage? well, i'm thinking of
opening a page in geo and i saw your taiwanese title so i came and took a peek. i lived in taipei for 6 yrs and
i've been back in US for about 4yrs now. i sort of miss taiwan and your webpage was a delight. my webpage
isn't much, due to lack of time and space provided by our college. hope you're doing well in all your work. later. heavenly |
| dana |
cjackson@fuse.net |
N/A |
N/A |
Ni hao ma, Kohnman
I really love your homepage and all of the info that you provided. I'm an American with a keen interest in Asian affairs and particularly Taiwan. I must say one thing, thoug, on the political side concerning Taiwan's push for indepence from the mainland. It is my contention and belief that the US armed forces will defend Taiwan in the event of a military confrontation between the latter and the Mainland. Yes, my government recognizes the communist Mainland gov't as the rightful" spokesman for the Chinese people, but from readings of American policy, I can easily envison the US defending Taiwan.
So, I believe that Taiwan should be a free and independent nation and gov't and that it should wholeheartedly defend itself if the Mainland armed forces attempt any kind of military action across the straits. Long Live a Free and Independent Taiwan!! :-)
Again, you have a wondefrul homepage. ;-)
zai jan,
dana |
| Victor |
vchang@mit.edu |
http://web.mit.edu/vchang/www |
Prodigious |
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I think your homepage was elaborately, yet appropriately designed... I can tell you put in a lot
of effort. Definitely one of the best Taiwanese personal homepages I've seen! You don't know me, but I
thought I should drop a line anyway...
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| Lora Lauder |
lauder@oocities.com |
http://www.oocities.org/Heartland/Estates/2681/lauder.html |
Intriguing |
| I loved your page. I'm very interested in world trave. My home page has a world travel page.
I will add a link to your page.
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| Jennifer |
chou@telepont.com |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| Nice homepage Kohn! It is really neat. You should be proud of yourself for making that homepage.
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| Peter S. Hou |
monkeyhome@oocities.com |
http://www.oocities.org/TimesSquare/Battlefield/2199 |
Prodigious |
| You know who I am
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| Mike |
balldeagle2@hotmail.com |
http://www.oocities.org/SunsetStrip/Palladium/3574 |
Prodigious |
| Great page, lots of info that I didn't know. I went on the Loveboat this past summer - AWESOME!!
Recommended to anyone eligible!
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| Mrs. Cardenas |
SCARDENAS@zianet.com |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| EXCELLENT! I found a lot of useful information at your site! You saved me from having to
search all over the internet for what I needed. I'm anxious to show my husband the information I found - he
is taking a business trip to Taipei later this month.
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| Brant Harris |
kimcheesey@hotmail.com |
http://www.oocities.org/Tokyo/Dojo/5037/ |
Prodigious |
| Hey, this is a really nice site. I enjoyed looking through your stuff. I am currently working on
a page myself, and it is coming around slowly. But I will take inspiration from your page. Right now it is in
the developmental stage, but if you have the time take a look and give me some suggestions or pointers. Thanks
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| Audrie Porter |
mvp@dvol.com |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| I'm senors granddaughter thankyou for the recipe I think I'll get a great grade on my report with
it please e mail me again to talk about enything thank you Audrie Porter
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| Mikey |
Mantix007@aol.com |
N/A |
Prodigious |
| Hi! Your website is great! Also, I have been looking to see who the author is of that
song "Jesus To A Child." Thanks for putting that up there. Oh, my page also has some MIDIs on it, so you
can go see it if you want to. Also, that song "Jesus To A Child" was already on my page before I visited your
site, so don't think that I stole it. Well, I have a lot of work to do on my website, so see ya! Mike
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| ada |
vanilla999@yahoo.com |
http://www.oocities.org/Tokyo/Island/3284/
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Intriguing |
I just surf here by chance. anyway, your home page is very nice. it's well done. Pls make any
comment to my home page. I'm looking to see your opinion so that I can improve it. thx.
| Nancy (Chiou) Acton |
madoka@yahoo.com |
N/A |
Intriguing |
| Nice website, How about a sound file for the national flag anthem too? I haven't heard it in so
long...
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