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So I am having to reboot my comp once again, and it sucks. See, what happened was I went to Myspace and I was checking out the profile of someone who wanted to add me, like I always do, since I want to make sure that I have actual people being added to my friends list and not a bunch of spammers and bots. Well, unfortunately for me, or I should say my comp, I happened upon the one profile that caused my comp to get infected with a rather nasty virus. I reported the profile as spam, but it was too late, the damage was done. And before you guys think I jumped the gun, when I can neither see the task manager nor load a simple default background onto my desktop, because the only thing that will load there is a friggin pop-up, then yeah, it's pretty much time to reboot you comp. Of course, before I did this, I made sure to run the comp through McAfee, to detect any viruses. It didn't find any, which is complete and utter bullshag, because my comp was acting all screwy. Yeah, no viruses or spyware, my speckled fanny.

So, I rebooted, once again, and I thank my lucky stars that I bought a portable hard-drive about a month or so earlier. It has been so helpful in keeping me from losing really important shite. You may ask yourself; "Yes, but I don't understand how you were able to post this really stunning blog, if you don't have a working computer anymore. I just don't understand." LOL. That's why I'm also glad I got a laptop a month or so ago. Now, while I wait for my comp to boot up, which takes a frighteningly long time, I can surf the net and do other things like post a blog on my SG account. Ain't technology a flippin' hoot.

I apologize to all the readers that read my The Adventures of Evilness maxi-series, for the lack of updates, but the other Sunday I didn't feel like putting up a strip, and today I had to work and my comp fucked up big time. See the problem is, I got on a strict schedule of putting the comics up every week, and that is, quite frankly, exhausting and it makes the comic seem rushed and it makes making the comic a chore, and when it becomes a chore, I don't want to do it as much. So, I'm sorry, but I am taking a short break from the strip for a bit, and I promise that I will be back to it as soon as I can. Of course, my account at pinkpaper.info may be cancelled by then, because I got an email from them on the two other accounts I created, and they said; "there has been no traffic for five days, we're sorry but we're gonna shut down these two accounts." Or something like that, because, personally I am paraphrasing, and only glazed over the email. But that's the jist. Anyone know of a really good, really, kinda cheap webhosting service that will allow FTP uploading? If you do, shoot me a line, cause I may need to move the comic to another site.

I could tell you guys an amusing, slightly embarrassing story about what happened at work today, but that would make this blog way too long, and it's kinda dumb, so I won't. Lets just say, that I locked the keys to the University car in it, while it was running, and had to spend like 30-40 mins trying to get the window open with a coat hangar and play a mad version of a claw-machine, or as I like to call it, see if you can't hook the lock flip thing with the coat hangar. We finally managed it, but we had to take off the antenna and push the lock thing with it. The end result, that should concern you guys the most, is that my boss called me into the office and said: "If this happens again, you will be taking all the rounds (where I gather the data and samples) on foot." And I believe he meant it. Incompetance is my name-o. LOL. So that's my odd tale, see, that was kinda embarrassing.