Sometime in the early morning hours, I lost Internet service. I swapped modems with my ISP, but service is down and may remain that way until Monday. My servants are working feverishly to remedy the problem, especially after I executed one of them. Until then, I'm blogging by iPhone.
Update 3/15/14,1:30 pm: I'm back in action!!!
Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
Local Government TV
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Friday, March 14, 2014
10 comments:
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Go F yourself!
ReplyDeleteCuckoo.
ReplyDeleteIf you're down, is all of Nazareth down?
ReplyDeleteNo. There is some problem at my estate. At first, they said it was my modem. Now, it's either something outside or I'm an idiot.
ReplyDeleteI believe it's the NSA because you have information about Malaysia 370. Don't answer your door! The eagle flies at midnight.
ReplyDeleteit's called "paying the bill." you executed the servant with the checkbook
ReplyDelete5:57, now that was funny!
ReplyDeleteYeah, yeah. But believe it or not, I'm current.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of flight 370, if you lost your iPhone, it can be found in minutes via technologies built into the devise but they can't find a fuckin 777 airplane?
ReplyDelete7:06, if your iPhone was sitting at the bottom of the sea, well out of the range of cell towers, I doubt very much you would find it.
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