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Hey kids, I need to move all my various Web-based enterprises to a new Web host. This will involve some wonkiness for the next few days as the various name servers across the Internet learn that joshreads.com and comicscurmudgeon.com should point to a site hosted by SilverLime Communications rather than a site hosted by Revise Media. To make a long, boring, geeky story short, for a period of a few days following the changeover (which should happen tonight or tomorrow), some computers will see the site hosted by my old host, while others will see the site hosted by the new one. I won’t be updating any content until the changeover is complete (probably next Monday or so), but if you post comments on a post or in the forum on the old site, it won’t be reflected on the new one. All I can say about that is: sorry! Discussion is just going to be a little weird for a few days.

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The Middletons, 11/3/05

Remember, gentlemen: masculinity is about many things: strength, leadership, dignity. But mostly, it’s about creating a web of deceit to cover up any and all forms of weakness.

This public service announcement has been brought to you by the Middletons.

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Shoe, 11/2/05

Hey, Shoe, FYI, Madame Butterfly was a character in a Puccini opera. She’s a fifteen-year-old Japanese girl who marries an American naval officer, is abandoned by him, and then kills herself due to shame. Her potential fortune-telling abilities are unexplored, though you’d think that she would have managed to avoid her unfortunate betrothal if she really did have the Second Sight.

Personally, I think Madame Zoo Doo is just trying to distract our attention from her name and its no doubt shameful origin, which possibly involves gibbon scat.