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SpinnWebe

SpinnWebe was the personal website of Greg Galcik, also known as "spinn". It gathered the most fame as the home of the Dysfunctional Family Circus, which ran in the late 1990s. The site also included a number of Galcik's other projects, which generally had interactive humor as the unifying theme; in this respect, it anticipated the development of later…

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SpinnWebe

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples73
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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related to Further reading · 30
SpinnWebe → Aaron, Abe Vigoda Fulfills Internet, Adventures, Boston Herald, CLICK, COM/NIPPLE, Comic, Cool Site, CYBERSCENE, Day Wayback Machine, December, Dysfunctional Family Circus, January, June, May, Meme, November, Only Connect, Rob, September
related to Origin · 15
SpinnWebe → April, As, FTP, Galcik, In March, Internet, June, Spider, SpiderWeb, Spiderweb Communications, The Spider WWW Site, They Might Be Giants, This, TMBG, Web
related to Dysfunctional Family Circus · 13
SpinnWebe → Bil Keane, DFC, Dysfunctional Family Circus, Family Circus, Fans, Galcik, In, In September, Keane, King Features Syndicate, The Family Circus, This, While
related to Other highlights · 11
SpinnWebe → A-1 AAA AmeriCaptions, Abe Vigoda's, Brainshots, December, DFC, Dysfunctional Life Archived, Inclination, It's, Projects, Scribs, Wayback Machine
is a · 1
SpinnWebe → German word for
related to External links · 1
SpinnWebe → SpinnWebe Archived

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galcik family circus site dysfunctional web also captions spider humor dfc keane projects parody interactive machine began june 1995 internet

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SpinnWebeis aGerman word for0.90text
Farkinstance ofit anticipated the development of later sites0.80text
Something Awfulinstance ofit anticipated the development of later sites0.80text
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusIn0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusGalcik0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusDysfunctional Family Circus0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusDFC0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusThe Family Circus0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusBil Keane0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusThis0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusFans0.60section
SpinnWeberelated to Dysfunctional Family CircusFamily Circus0.60section

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