Yes, I am currently hosting subdomains and subdirectories, NOT domains. You must be extremely talented and update frequently to become a hostee, as I do not want my space being wasted on crappy sites. I will not teach you any web-related things, so you must know how to use FTP and everything else on your own. You will receive as much space as you need for your site, but please don't waste it on things that don't relate to your site. You may not do anything illegal or do anything to get me in trouble with my webhosting provider. If you think you've got what it takes, please email me a link to your current site or a sample of your graphics (not as an attachment).

I've had a long history here on the internet, and I've been around for quite some time. I first got interested in the internet world in January 2002 after taking a web design class in school. I began surfing sites on Expage.com, and I got into Geocities and Angelfire sites shortly after that. The abundance of blog sites online influenced me to make my own; needless to say, it took a lot of work to start out. I got hosted pretty quickly afterng my Geocities site, "Scottydawg Online", but I had to find a new host after mine got hacked. Nat from Blinkybonk.com graciously hosted me for one month after that until I purchased my own domain. Young-n.net was born in April 2002 but died in August 2002 after an argument over my site with my dad. I left the internet for about a month, but came back with a new domain, B0mb.org, in September 2002. That domain wasuntil my host, a teenage webhosting company, decided to stop paying the bill. My domain was down for over two months until I got too frustrated to find a new host for it. I then got hosted by Luke of Elucided.org, then at Untitl3d.net. I only stayed there for a few weeks until I bought a new domain, Youngsta.net. I bought Youngsta.net from someone that had already registered it, but I was so desperate for a domain that I took it. One of my online friends that I had met in December 2002, Jayye, agreed to co-own a domain with me. In February 2003, Dirrty.org was born, and I gave Youngsta.net to a hostee. Sharing a domain with Jayye was great, but I missed having my own site. I got hosted yet again near the end of February 2003 and got a new domain, 0rgasmic.org, the following week. Heaps of internet drama occured on that domain, so I decided to start over with a brand new one. Another online friend, Gabe, graciously purchased a new domain for me in May 2003. Soon after, Remixx.net was born and lasted until August 2003. I went through three hosts in one month, school started, and I decided to put my site on a hiatus. When I returned, it was at a new domain, Addicted.nu. I moved back to Remixx.net in December 2003 and stayed until the domain was getting close to expiring. Once Remixx.net was about to expire, Donna offered me Trashy.nu on April 6, 2004. Soon after I moved to Trashy.nu, I found a way to renew Remixx.net. I then moved back to Remixx.net in June 2004.

Before I give out my contact information, I need to go over the ground rules first. When you IM me, please introduce yourself immediately. I will most likely not carry out a conversation with someone whom I don't even know. Also, please remember that I am not a disposable resource for HTML codes or graphic advice. I have no interest in helping you with anything website related unless I'm really bored, so please don't even ask. Okay, so now you want my screenname and email address, right? AIM: x X toxXic. Email: scottydawg152AThotmail.com.