Here comes the Waaaaaaahmbulance - LOL!
Your screen name says it all.
Posted on 11/05/2004 10:49:26 AM PST by AndyCFreeper
Hey. I just bought werenotsorry.com Working on getting it setup and ready. So get your photos created and email them to: werenotsorry@werenotsorry.com
It may take 24 hours or so before the domain and email address is up.
See http://www.sorryeverybody.com
Check this out!
Can't wait to see it.
Very cool. Thank you for doing this.
Ping for update! Thanks
Ping
BWaaaawaaaaaaa! What a bunch of losers.
LOL - cool.
BUMP!
Here comes the Waaaaaaahmbulance - LOL!
Your screen name says it all.
Beautiful, I love it!!! I'll link on the other thread!
FReepers rock!!
I *second* that!
o~<):-)
bttt
ping
Don't forget to CROP one of the Photos off the DUmmie website. Prizes for the best parody, anyone?
Cool.
Excellent.
I just went to your site:
See http://www.werenotsorry.com/
But got an error:
Access Denied. Bandwidth limit exceeded.
Exceeded your Bandwidth quota? Has your hobby grown into a thriving business? Sounds like you need to upgrade from your BellSouth Personal Web Page to BellSouth Shared Web Hosting!
With BellSouth Shared Web Hosting, you receive plenty of bandwidth and hard disk space, as well as the flexibility to design the site you've always wanted--all for a very affordable price.
BellSouth Shared Web Hosting offers several plans and options to choose from, as well as the choice to have the charges billed to you via your BellSouth phone bill.
Clear your internet cache.
I thought I would be hosting it on bellsouth but I've moved it back to my own server.
www.werenotsorry.com was redirecting to my bellsouth personal page but I have removed the redirection.
If anyone knows what code to put into a webpage to force a persons browser to not use or to refresh their cache, let me know...
thanks
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