Who We Are
by Brady Lewis

            Years ago, it started with a little site known as DogHeadz.  From the Great Plains of North Dakota, Alex Anderson and Jason DeShaw got together in an attempt to revolutionize the way the internet and the world thinks about everything.  With big ideas and high hopes, the sky was the limit for this duo.
 

            Unfortunately, DogHeadz failed.  There were three major factors to the untimely demise of this promising young site.  First and foremost, laziness.  Laziness was probably the number one contributor.  No real ambition was within the two young lads.  Second, there was only the two working on the site.  With only two people, ideas were never implemented.  Not much will get done with only a two person staff.  Lastly, the domain name of DogHeadz.com was already taken.  With these three factors going against it, DogHeadz was doomed to the dustbin of cyberspace, the Akili Smith of the internet.  So much potential, yet garbage.
 

            Months later, Alex and Jason teamed up for a second time, this time with a new website:  CatHeadz.  Upon finding out that CatHeadz.com was not taken, the two bought up the domain name.  They changed the logo and name, but none of the content.  Unfortunately, that was the problem, as there was no content because of the other two factors that killed DogHeadz.  CatHeadz died before it even got started, the Ki-Jana Carter of the internet.
 

            A couple of years passed.  All was quiet out of North Dakota.  The duo of Alex and Jason were split in twain when the DeShaw family moved to Seattle.  However, Jason started up a small website dedicated to getting him elected president, called Jason For President.  Another disappointment, as not only did the site not get many hits, but Jason lost the election.  Since losing, the site has received no updates.  All hope for internet fame seemed lost, as the young upstarts from North Dakota, now hundreds of miles apart, had attempted two sites together and gotten nothing. 
 

            Then, one day, Alex, on the verge of boredom, set up a website, because he could.  The site was called Aberrant Brilliance.  Sporting a very plain look, along with a picture and quote from Albert Einstein, this latest attempt seemed doomed to a short lived career, the David Klinger of the internet.
 

            But no, it was not to be!  Instead, something else happened.  Alex informed one Brady Lewis of this new website.  Brady was interested, and decided to help out on this latest venture into the internet.  He immediately typed up an article and sent it in.  Jason was informed of Aberrant Brilliance via AOL Instant Messenger, and also typed up an article.
 

            Disaster struck the young site when FreeWebs decided to be stupid and not let the images show up.  Aberrant Brilliance was down for almost four days.  Alex then found Brinkster, a free internet hosting service.  Aberrant Brilliance found it’s new home.
 

            So what happened to Aberrant Brilliance?  You are on that site right now.  The name was changed to PsychoNoble because the old name was generating "bad karma."
 

            Brinkster was the home of PsychoNoble for a few years, and with a redirection address from cjb.net.  The relationship lasted for quite a while.  However, things took a turn for the worse.  Brinkster decided to post large ads on every page we had.  The cjb.net service shut down our redirection because we violated most of their terms of use.  It was then that we decided to finally spend the money and get a .com.  And so PsychoNoble.com was born.  We thank IX Webhosting for the excellent deal on our current site. 
 

            And so PsychoNoble lives today.  From the nothingness of North Dakota, we have come to make you laugh, cry, and question what you think you know.  For we are the people who have the brain power.  We have the potential that is never used.  We are the genius with no ambition.  We Are PsychoNoble.

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