The Day the Blog World Stood Still
1And it shall come to pass in those days that the scribes who favor the Search Beast will not find the Beast’s servers, and there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. 2There will be no scrolls of wit and disdain penned during these days by the scribes who esteemed the Spot of Blog.
3And those who dwell in the gray and dreary cubicles, who seek to shun their tasks in favor of the mockery of the scribes, shall not find them, for the Beast’s servers will be laid low. 4They will seek William of Logo, and he shall not be found. They will seek James the Ponderer, and he shall not be found. They will seek the Ranter of Copy from the Great City, and even he shall not be found. And all their thoughts will be vanity.
5And the scribes who hold favor with the Pad of Type, and they who make their beds with the Press of Word, shall laugh and scorn the Beast’s followers to derision, calling out with a loud voice, crying, 6“Woe unto you, fools and charlatans! For your words are as dust, floating in the clouds, where none can hear them and no one shall heed them! 7For you have followed the Beast unto ruin, and your scrolls no one shall read!”
II Blogmentations 4:1-7
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6 Comments:
rotflmao.
Yeah, that's right, you got one of those. :p
That was awesome... and thank goodness everything's back up. I'm having a time with a logo and I needed some distraction. ;)
By Thinking In Vain, at August 22, 2007 at 11:22 AM
Happens. All. The. Freaking. Time.
Between them and Embarf yesterday, razorblades WERE poised above wrists at DEFCON 2
By Anonymous, at August 22, 2007 at 1:46 PM
HAHAHAHA
Srsly. So funny.
I bet it was one of the plagues. Next, seas will boil. The sky will turn black as sackcloth. And so on.
By JT Taylor, at August 22, 2007 at 2:07 PM
Just leaving it wide open for wordpress to woo me away, aren't they?
By James-H, at August 22, 2007 at 2:56 PM
I got back up sooner by staring angrily at the Blogger logo for 15 minutes straight.
By copyranter, at August 24, 2007 at 12:26 PM
It reminded me of the Onion newscast on the worldwide internet crash. "I wanted to control alt delete myself."
By Anonymous, at August 28, 2007 at 9:51 PM
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