Oh no! Executed Today seems to be gone. :(
Update:
It's back! Maybe my internet just sucks.
PHD via UPS
6 hours ago
Emblem, Journal of the Proceedings of the Continental Congress, 1774
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1 comments:
No, it was me, not you. My (ex-)web host took it hostage for almost a day. What a way to celebrate the 9th Thermidor.
It's always nice to be missed, though. ;) When am I going to con you into turning one of those old-time gravestones into a colonial hanging story?
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