I'm using a web-bug detector and it tells me that you got a web-bug on your site. I think you should shoo the varmint away before it bites all your visitors and scares them away (that is if it really exists). I hope it doesn't exist. If you didn't know about it then I have done you a favour, but if you put it there on purpose then I have done the opposite. Oh well!

a...web...bug?

what's that?

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ok...if you say so
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for informational purposes only
http://spudszilla.cjb.net

*swats web bug*

all better

Have you ever seen a JuneBug?
Now they are scary! Look like
satan was taking a toll painting
class. Damn things!

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I have an aunt and an uncle who live out in Antelope Valley. It's the middle of the dessert, as in there is no civilized life for miles around. Just sand, cactus, and rocks.

They have a lot of huge bugs out there, like scorpions and a ton of black widows. They're scary. They even have bugs that squit stinging stuff that smells bad at you. Ick!

Cheers,
Lost

Sorry to bring you all so hard to earth but web bugs are bad
I know this could ramble on for ever about ant, insects and other creepy crawlies and still never get back to the 1x1 pixel transparant gif that is the bug.

[url]http://www.intelytics.com/[url]

The bugs have been around for some time and do all kinds of things that I don't like. The above site does read a bit like snake oil but its wide spread enough for that not to be the case.

&totse is ill.

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~Kameron
Carpe Aptenodytes! (Seize the Penguins!)