malicious blog-eating cybermonster is on the loose!
It's time for another round of "Where's My Blog."
Has anyone seen my blog lately? I made some highly fascinating posts in the past few days about the pageant, and my near-death experience on Monday night, so I was just concerned that perhaps cyberspace decided to loose another cybermonster to munch on my blog some more... Like everyone else, my blog became MIA around the 23rd and I was a happy kid to have it back. But now, woe! It is gone, again.
Is anyone else having this problem? If not, why does my blog taste better to the cybermonster? It ate my blog last week, and now I can't even visit my blog. Does the cybermonster want a ransom? I can give it my journalism homework...
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No more cybermonsters, please! hehe ;)
It's fixed. No idea what happened. Move along, nothing to see here.
It must be a bug... maybe the grieving mate of the one you squashed last night. The individual pages are still online, such as this one... http://blogs.setonhill.edu/KarissaKilgore/001221.html
I'm looking into it.