Inside a crate on level 1, you find
A box full of Betamax videotapes. They have the next several hundred episodes of "How It's Made". Viewers may notice that the technology of the show subjects gets simpler as the date moves further into the future, and the language more primitive; the last few episodes have little more than grunts and hoots while hairy, gorilla-like hands manipulate rocks and sticks. (There are still commercials for Rosetta Stone language-teaching programs, though.)
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Once upon a time, the deepest dungeons of SJGames' Warehouse 23's basement were free to rummage in by the forces of the internet. Alas, technical problems took down the basement, and while it eventually returned to being toured, it still accepts no new artifacts.
This is an attempt to do the same thing. We don't have the submissions the old one did, nor do we have the vast vault of imagination that the old one was seeded with. We do have vote buttons, though.
This was created by Nicholas Avenell of Istic. It runs on stickyback plastic, string, PHP, MySQL & jQuery.
Its favourite letter is ˜, and its favourite position is the cookie monster.
It's not endorsed by SJ Games or anyone involved with the original Warehouse 23 basement, and we don't accept liablity for any distress caused by items you find in it.