I get tons of comment spam everyday from this site and I deal with it almost instinctively now, but I got this one the other day that just was way out of control! I have never seen a comment spam so huge (at least I haven’t yet). I don’t know who these people are nor how on earth they think this actually will work, but they have to have some sort of screw loose upstairs. All I can say is this comment is so insane, that I had to share it. Take a look here

 

I have been facelifting websites all this week. I mentioned PodCamp AZ in an earlier post and I just finished my wife’s birthday page the other day. I’m kinda proud of it, so I thought I’d link to it here. Swing by, take a look and come back to let me know what you think.

Michelle, my wife, is having her birthday this month (the 26th). And I have this crazy idea… Honestly, I have done this a couple times before, but never blogged about it or opened it up to the general population. Mainly because I’m betting that you don’t really care, but you could prove me wrong (yet once again). This year, since it’s an extra special year (she’s pregnant with our first), I thought I’d try something new and exciting. Let me start out by saying that she’s not that much of a blogger, but I’m hoping this event will inspire her to blog all the more. I know that at the very least, she will personally thank everyone who participates because she is just that kind of girl. Okay, here’s how it works… [Continued]

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I spent most of my day yesterday on the phone with Media Temple (or MT for short) on behalf of Justine Ezarik (or Justine for short). I was helping her move her blog, tastyblogsnack.com from DataCities (darn near the worst host I have ever seen) to MT. Now, before I get too deep in to this little story, I want to bring extra attention to DataCities and how crappy they are. Recently they removed all contact information except email from their website and made it virtually impossible to call them. I did extensive searching via Google and whois to find very bleak information. Eventually I found a phone number and when Justine called it, it went to some guy’s voicemail that wasn’t accepting messages because the mailbox was completely full. Needless to say, with the massive and frequent downtime that she was having, this just further enforced the reason why it was time for a switch. [Continued]

Here I am, unable to sleep once again and so I find myself plinking away through my Mint pages and I notice a link from a “random” post. With not much to do, I decide to investigate and to my surprise, I have been tagged by Kim M. Bayne and her Minced Media blog. Tagged? You may ask… Well, From what I gather, this particular tagging must result in a completely spontaneous post containing eight random facts about me. Now, I don’t consider myself all that interesting, but I’ll try to think of the most random stuff I can in hopes that you find it semi-interesting. Here goes (In no specific order) … [Continued]