This just in from a Bobbledy club member’s dad—who happens to work for the U.S. Government:
“I think congratulations might be in order. The Bobbledy Blog is officially a blocked webpage here at the Yew-nited States government. The Bobbledy homepage is ok, but something posted on the blog between last Friday morning and this morning has been deemed an inappropriate use of government property. Now, when I go to the blog, I get the same message as when I try to go to places like YouTube, Facebook, gambling sites, and sites ‘reliably identified as hosting or distributing malicious software.’ Congratulations!”
Because we don’t work for the Government, we don’t know for sure what it means to be BLOCKED, but we’re guessing it looks a little bit like this.
As far as I know, our other blog has never been blocked. Apparently, it is only when we delve into the realm of children’s literature that we get malicious enough to provoke blocking.
Our apologies to our friends in various Government offices. Apparently, you will have to content yourselves with wiling away the work day on less insidious blogs.
