About Justin Cox
Justin Cox is a twenty-something youth minister who dabbles in web design. This site is his window on the world where he mindlessly chatters about his various interests. He's going to stop talking in third person now.
Hopefully you'll find something enjoyable. Perhaps a classic posting?
Yearbook Yourself
So there is this little website out there that lets you, quite frankly, Yearbook Yourself. While the site seems like something VH1 would put together, it’s a fun little time waster where you can throw up a picture of yourself, move it a bit, and then see yourself in glorious yearbook style photos of yesteryear. Actually, much to Rachelskirts chagrin, the pictures kind of look like something you’d find in a Classmates.com spam email.
Behold, Justin Cox through the years:
Me in 1952. I was super awesome!
Me in 1960. I later went on to run the Harvard Chess Club.
Me in 1970. Perhaps I was the long lost son of Red Forman.
Me in 1982. Something tells me I couldn't be this groovy if I tried.
Me in 2001. No caption needed.
How awesome am I?
8/26/08 at 1:27 pm
That site is fun. My sister and I wasted a whole bunch of time there the other day… so great.
8/26/08 at 3:11 pm
You’d think that the photographers in 2001 would actually be trained in their equipment, or that at least the equipment would compensate for their lack of ability to focus correctly. 
8/26/08 at 3:44 pm
That’s actually my fault considering I was taking a picture of the actual yearbook. I was too lazy to actually scan it in and there isn’t any focus correction on the iPhone. It’s the best I could do.
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