Online cookie contest!

[pyesetz]

Everyfur sees a different image above.  If you don't like what you see, please send me a note with corrections.  loganberrybunny: I am unable to pick you out of the crowd of anonymous fans I seem to have on BT-DSL, but if you call in from the Worcester library I should be able to put your name in lights from there.  giza: either your ISP is screwy or there are furs all over the world who read your friends list.

Contest Announcement: Combine two pieces of data from this post to construct a URL that will provide you with more information on how I generate the on-the-fly image above.
Prize: A snail-mailed bag of cookies!  I intend to send a bag to everyone who causes an appropriate line to appear in my website logfile.
Group effort: The cookies go to the person assigned the IP address at the moment when a winning URL was issued.  Splitting the spoils with any helpers you might have had is *your* problem.
Extra credit: My program raw.php (now in color!) contains three "Easter eggs": files for which the content it shows is not the same as what's actually on Furtopia's hard drive.  One of the three is raw.php itself -- it hides its own Easter eggs!  (I amuse myself here by linking to the Greatest Hack Ever.)  For a double-shipment of cookies, send me an email naming one of the other files and saying how you know that raw.php is lying about that file's content.
Hint: No way!  I've already made this too easy.  RL cookies cost real money, you know!
Deadline: I *might* terminate the contest at the end of the year. All attempts must be made by December 10th.

Oh, and I've returned from my vacation at Disney World. Here are some cynical pictures.

Comments

[pyesetz]

Thanks!  I hope you didn't make a special trip just for me.

I have never been any good at this sort of competition
Psst!  The contest is actually really easy.  It's just an excuse to send people cookies at this time of year.  The main thing you need in order to win is a willingness to suspend your disbelief that you can't possibly be any good at "this sort" of competition.

As for sending cookies to the UK, my brother-in-law in Iraq says the cookies my wife baked for him were still edible even though they were a month old by the time he got to eat them.  (Sheesh!  Even being 50 years old didn't save him from the draft...)

[loganberrybunny.livejournal.com]

Well no - the problem is that I get very easily frustrated when I can't solve something quickly. And I get even more frustrated when I spend a long while trying, only to discover ages later that I'd missed a really simple solution! =:P