Sunday June 24 UK time : this website/blog and also Hope and Change are being blocked by an automatic Norton program which describes both as being "fraudulent websites" : thought you ought to know.
@Anonymous- Great. It turns out that there's a bug in the latest Norton update and it's identifying LOTS of sites as fraudulent, including Facebook and eBay- so it's not just me. I've contacted Norton, but would GREATLY appreciate it if you send me a note here when the problem clears up. Or doesn't, for that matter!
In any event, rest assured my sites are not fraudulent. They're odd, but not fraudulent.
Spare us the lame cartoons.
ReplyDeleteAHD - beat me to it, guess I'll have to split
ReplyDeleteTho considering my baby bro was 21" long and 10lb 15oz, mom practically DID give birth to a bowling ball...
We remain spared any accusation of the humor reaching into the gutter!!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to frame this cartoon.
ReplyDelete@Readers- What a bunch of foul lines!
ReplyDeleteOh, perfect … a "300" game.
ReplyDeleteThis. is. bowling!
I guess he needed bumpers when he learned how to walk....
ReplyDeleteGuess she was pinned by his dad?
ReplyDeleteSunday June 24 UK time : this website/blog and also Hope and Change are being blocked by an automatic Norton program which describes both as being "fraudulent websites" : thought you ought to know.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous- Can you tell me specifically WHAT Norton program is blocking the sites (also what system and browser you're using)? Thanks.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous- Great. It turns out that there's a bug in the latest Norton update and it's identifying LOTS of sites as fraudulent, including Facebook and eBay- so it's not just me. I've contacted Norton, but would GREATLY appreciate it if you send me a note here when the problem clears up. Or doesn't, for that matter!
ReplyDeleteIn any event, rest assured my sites are not fraudulent. They're odd, but not fraudulent.
Stilton is not "fraudulent". He's a genuine kookburger, nutcase, off-the-rails and sometimes three sheets to the wind, but never fraudulent.
ReplyDelete@My Dog Brewski- Thank you for your vote of confidence. (grin)
ReplyDeleteNorton/Symantec claim that they've straightened things out - but if anyone gets additional warnings I'd like to know.