Ahhhh, bugger!
Hmmmm, in my attempt to make the template pretty, I seem to have lost all my comments:( Crap. Sorry to all of you who were so good to grace my blog with your fun and insightful comments. And I only hope they will magically reappear somehow. As an offering to solidify my apology, I give you this photo:
I especially like the smiling one on the right side in the background. Anyone have a good caption for that llama in the back?
I especially like the smiling one on the right side in the background. Anyone have a good caption for that llama in the back?
posted by Missy @ 6:35 PM
6 Comments:
At May 1, 2007 at 4:07 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Yes, of course I have a name for him. " Smarty Pants"
L.Sweetie
At May 2, 2007 at 8:14 AM ,
cK said...
Oh no! I feel it is my fault you lost all your comments...said the llama. For weren't you using Haloscan, the very program I had recommended? asked the llama.
(I think template upgrades or resets wipe out most plugins, which Haloscan is.)
Sorry about that...said the llama.
-Llama
At May 2, 2007 at 5:53 PM ,
Anonymous said...
cK-
All the comments are still saved on the Haloscan site, is there anyway I can still transfer them over to the new template????? Help!
-Missy
At May 3, 2007 at 8:15 AM ,
cK said...
This is one possible solution though potentially dangerous for the template programming:
http://logicalphilosopher.blogspot.com/2006/09/getting-haloscan-to-work-in-beta.html
But I've read a few accounts of folks who have recovered their Haloscan comments following this route.
Before/If you attempt it, I'd cut and paste your entire template code (from the Expand Widget area, I think) into a Word doc and save it so you can undo anything about this that seems to screw it up.
Good luck!
-cK
At May 4, 2007 at 9:29 AM ,
Anonymous said...
That llama in the background looks a lot like Joe Camel. Even the grass or whatever is hanging out of his mouth is suggestive of smoking. He's got that same knowing look of savoir faire.
I wonder if this photo is part of some insidious campaign to re-introduce the character...except this time as a llama!
At May 6, 2007 at 9:11 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Ned, that was a very good observation about the background llama. I knew he looked familiar, but I didn't know why. The smirk and that know-it-all attitude is a tell-tale sign.
L.S.
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