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As soon as I figure out how to restore it. Sorry, I know I said it'd be done by now, but I didn't expect to have to put up with this DNS crap and other issues that popped up.
Or it might be because Bluehost *finally* got around to that server wipe (one week after we'd asked for it) and that wiped out our DNS settings. I'm not sure which and I don't really care. In any case, we've severed our last ties with Bluehost, so this will not happen again.
No kiddin' about that "Finally!", Shadow. I am *so mad* at Bluehost for never responding to our support ticket. I submitted it early Friday morning and they *still* haven't answered it!
Probably the most important thing to keep in mind is that my sense of humor is rather out-there and that you shouldn't take my words too seriously.
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Age25 years old
BirthdayJuly 1, 1990
Gender
Male
Location
Pennsylvania, United States
Interests
Guitar (electric and acoustic), graphic design, video editing, photography, video games, surreal and modern art (digital and traditional), movies, reading, and cycling.
Not a lot of reading going on lately, it seems. Then again, I don't read nearly as much as I should.
Currently, though, I'm making my way through two books: Come as You Are by Michael Azerrad and The Shining by Dean Koontz Stephen King.
I'm a big Nirvana fan, so I'm really enjoying the former. The Courtney Love bias is there, but not as obvious as it is elsewhere, which is nice.
I saw Kubrick's adaptation of The Shining many years ago, and I heard that many events in the book had to be removed to allow proper pacing (lest it be either a constant paranormal shitstorm or a long-ass movie). I'm about 75% through, and I'm really liking it. The thing about film adaptations of books is that most if not all internal dialogues in the book have to be implied through wordless acting. As one would expect, a lot of detail is then lost. So, it's great viewing the story from a deeper perspective.