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I've decided. CnV is off to Blog-City forever. Please update your links, bookmarks, whatever, with my new address: http://chocnvodka.blog-city.com/.
The archives will remain here until, well, until blog*spot kicks me off. 😉
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I've just cut and pasted some archive posts over from Blogger, just to make me feel like my blog has some kind of depth to it. The rest I the I will leave there because I really can't be arsed to move them over. Blog-City will now be my new permanent blog home – I figure that what with Blogger being bought by Google 'n all, they really don't need my support. And besides, the guys here have been really good about answering my emails and I much prefer the whole set-up. So yay for them!
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In a really sweet addition to my earlier rant about people who doubt the veracity of someone online just because they're online, Peter Maass sticks a nice pin in the naysayers' balloons. How does he know Salam Pax exists? He employed him.
That should shut people up.
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