Hey Brett, here's the VH Encyclopedia URL

[21X]

http://www.sonic.net/~bradman/vh/vh.html

It doesn't show a lot on www.archive.org but that's the one. That's my detective work for the evening. I found it by searching the archives of other VH sites that referenced it. It was referenced on www.5150.com , which is also only available by archive now.

You can access the sonic.net/~bradman/vh/vh.html link once you log onto www.archive.org

[ September 09, 2002, 07:54 PM: Message edited by: 21X ]

[lance watts]

Dude, you just posted three links that don't work.

There's no punctuation at the end of www.archive.org

Go ahead... click on your links and see where you go.

[hail]

yep! they don't work!

[21X]

To view an avchived website at www.archive.org , you have to go to their website, and type in the URL of the website you want to search. It's a pretty cool thing to be able to look back into the past to see old versions of websites.

[Brett]

Guys, I got it, go here:

http://web.archive.org/web/199612260...man/vh/vh.html

Thanks 21X!

[AlexFan]

Is this Bradman?? LOL!!

[lance watts]

Originally posted by 21X:
To view an avchived website at www.archive.org , you have to go to their website, and type in the URL of the website you want to search. It's a pretty cool thing to be able to look back into the past to see old versions of websites.

Yeah... I know how it works. I just thought it was funny that you posted three dead end links in one post. That might be a record!

By the way, the "perfect VH recipe" is very funny. Kudos to whoever cooked up that tastey treat.