Butch and Sundance said it bestt....
"Who are these guys?"

Kyle Texas
graduated from Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism in 1997, where he acquired the start-up jones as employee #3 of U-WIRE, still the nation's only wire service of student publications, founded by NU students in 1995; And where he kicked-up ruckuses for The Daily.

He moved to Austin, TX, to write for The Austin American- Statesman, and in 1999 became a Texas correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor. He's spent the last two years slinging drinks and waiting tables for some of the city's swankiest and drinkin'est establishments, and trying to get this bumper sticker thing off the ground. Holy....

Jon Lebkowsky
is an authority on, and evangelist for, computer-mediated communications, social media, virtual communities, community technology, and online social networks. He has served variously as a CEO, technology director, project manager, systems analyst, and online community developer. His current consulting practice focuses on web usability and strategy and effective use of online social technologies. He is knowledgeable of Internet policy and trends, and is a strong proponent of universal broadband access to computer networks. Has written about technology and culture for publications such as Mondo 2000, 21C, bOING bOING (World's Greatest Neurozine Edition), Whole Earth Review, FringeWare Review, Wired Magazine, and the Austin Chronicle. He is co-editor of the recent book, Extreme Democracy, and contributor to the just-published Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century.

Melissa Young
exists on a plane between insomnia and narcolepsy, making spiritual paintings with the mess of the human condition. Raised in the wilds of Alaska, fed on rythmn n' blues, educated by the system and liberated at age 8 by Poe's Ulalume, her plans over the decades rode on the whimsical wind of woman.

Napolean Thurman
graduated from Iowa State University in 1997 with a degree in English. Unable to reconcile his desire for happiness with any study of Derrida, he went to law school, earning a degree University of Oklahoma in 2000. Unable to reconcile his desire for happiness with hanging around attorneys, he began his current career as an administrator in college athletics. He works at an undisclosed university in the Southwest. In his spare time he plays guitar, reads the New Yorker and walks his two dogs, Che and Fidel.

Mike Steinman
is lead graphic designer and production manager for Austin Architectural Graphics, the city's coolest outdoor-sign shop for going on 22 years *. When he's not doing that or handling bumper sticker production, Mike raises Siberian Huskies. Before becoming a respectible family man, he was also King of the World Endurance Racing Assocation superbike circuit, winning a National Title as an amateur in '90, and finishing on Top 10 teams in the National Endurance Series, '97, '98, '99.

These days, you're more likely to find Mike racing go-carts out at Round Rock, TX's, RPM Indoor Raceway. For him, it may be methadone for his high speed jones, but for us it's beer money in the bank. (We bet on him.)

Markoff Chaney
This Guy keeps showing up in our office, we don't know what the deal is, we've given up trying to get rid of him. He's like The Guy on the Couch (.WAV file) in Half Baked. We hear he's a distant nephew of Lon Chaney, though he's not even four-feet tall, and goes nutso anytime anyone mentions it. Which is, uh, kinda like the Wolfman, when you think about it.

Chaney doesn't do Jack to pull his weight -- which isn't much -- around here. Every now and then, he'll print up a mess of truly obnoxious bumper stickers, then disappear weeks at a time. When it happens, we're not really sure if we should be worried, or relieved. Dude owes us hundreds of dollars. So if you catch ahold of the little bugger....