"My imaginary friend is Woody Thrower."
-- Justin Hakanson
"Woody is a good friend of mine from where I grew up."
-- Sam Hart
"Woody is a great guy, if you like that sort of thing."
-- Bill Swinyard
"Justin Hakanson's hero is Woody Thrower."
-- Matt Day
"Friends ... Ramon Beales ... Woody Thrower"
-- Ted Stockett (very selective!)
"I learned almost everything I know about programming from
him."
-- Rob Adams
"... programmer extraordinaire and all around great guy."
-- Chad Beeder
"... he is all-knowing and all-powerful."
-- Derek Strong
"Woody's page"
-- Jared Robinson
Justin Hakanson
"Entertaining... gripping... enlightening... I couldn't put him
down. Not someone I consider to be lacking in personality."
Sam Hart
"One of this year's most wog-luftering individuals. A must, even
for casual wog-lufters. Sam reminds me of the Irish guy from
Braveheart.
Since I knew Sam first, I guess it's the other way around."
Bill Swinyard
"If it were possible to objectively name the 'coolest' person on
Earth, Bill would probably have heard of the winner. Bill is also
pretty cool, and has turned me on to many good things."
Matt Day
"Matt Day thinks that Justin Hakanson's hero is Woody Thrower.
Matt does not actually exist, so don't try to contact him."
Ted Stockett
"Ted has more sensible priorities than I do, as is evident from
his web page. He's also the oldest boy scout I know."
Rob Adams
"From looking at his web page, you might think Rob is
Natalie Merchant, but as far as I know he's just a fan. Last time
I checked, he was also a better chess player than me."
Chad Beeder
"I laughed. I cried. I drank a glass of water. Chad can
be made into a tasty chowder, and is also pretty handy with a
raytracer."
Derek Strong
"The person solely responsible for bringing the phrase, 'fifteen
mints aflame' into my daily umm... vocabulary or something. As I
understand it, Derek and I are like brothers. Since I have greatly
enjoyed my limited communication with Derek, I see this as a
good thing."
Jared Robinson
"From looking at his web page, you might think Jared is
a wooden shoe from the Netherlands, but as far as I know he's just a
windmill. Although I haven't actually seen Jared for several years,
I am vaguely aware of his existence. He has some excellent photographs
of the Netherlands on his web page that make me want to visit."