Oasis is unstable...

Not referring to all of you, although, well... hmm... I mean, if you think about it. ;-)

But, no, the server on which we're hosted has become a bit wonky, which means it might be up and down a bit.

So, the plan is to get Oasis off of there and hosted elsewhere. Just a matter of when our techie can get the time to move us. He just needs to find 6 hours to do everything he needs to get us resituated, but he keeps himself rather busy, so that is the challenging part. Hopefully soon.

Assuming we know in advance when we're switching hosts, I'll let you know. If the server is just up and down a lot anyway, then one of those six hours might just be the upgrade.

But, the good news is that the Oasis part of the equation isn't having issues, just the server we're hosted on. The site isn't going anywhere, just prepping for a new home.

Stay tuned...

Triassic Parq: Theater Review

By Jeff Walsh

Transgender dinosaur musical.

I don't know where I first saw those three words together, but I was immediately hooked. The phrase prepared you in advance. You knew the show wasn't going to be serious. You knew it was a musical. And, most obviously, that there would be dinosaurs. The reality was even more fun.

This musical spoof of Jurassic Park, begins with Morgan Freeman explaining some of the backstory, by which I mean a tall white actor who introduces himself as Morgan Freeman, the character he will play for the duration of the show, who is often mistaken for Samuel L. Jackson by the cast.

But let's face it, the show is really about actors portraying dinosaurs while singing uptempo numbers, doing fun choreography, and questioning gender identity.

Take Off Str8 Boy! The perfect anthem for Gay Pride 2012!

Hey everyone, this is my friend Matt (a former Oasis contributor back in the early early days)'s debut single, Take Off Str8 Boy from his band The Making Of The Making Of! Check it out!

Latest journal entries.

Spirit1313's picture

GRRRRRRRRROWL

Did I get your attention? Hehehehe. Well good, thats what I meant to do. So I got three voicemails from my ex, and an email. Fun fun fun. She doesn't want to let go. ::frowns:: I would like to move on. Yah, the world hates me more often than not. I think my chemistry teacher is possessed by the devil AND his family. Heres part of the conversation:
Some girl in class: Mr. Virzi, do you want this? (holds up worksheet)

hol's picture

the power of yarn

The power of mitts on a sting.

joint gay and lesbian adoption - do u think it should be legal?

yes
92% (60 votes)
no not at all
6% (4 votes)
not jointly, singularly is ok
2% (1 vote)
Total votes: 65

How old were you when you had your "first time?"

12-14
11% (8 votes)
15-17
20% (14 votes)
18-20
11% (8 votes)
>20
7% (5 votes)
Hasn't happened yet...
51% (36 votes)
Total votes: 71
maclay's picture

it's a crabby morning

The only thing more depressing than opening your email account and having 0 messages is opening your second account and having 0 messages there, too.

Okay, I know... actually lots of things are more depressing. But this morning that one takes the cake.

brandonsummit's picture

GAY---STR8, WATS THE DIFF? THEIR ALL SO SEXXXY.

Should I have just Kissed him?

Formerly Scott's picture

dilemma over, disappointment low, happiness high

Well, my predicament over what to do about the new guy who liked me and the old one who liked me again is over. New things happened, I decided, and I am very happy with my decision.

A week ago, I went to a play with some friends and the old guy drove. I sat next to him in the front seat and we flirted the whole time. When we got back, everyone else went to bed and we went back to his place to watch a movie version of the play we had seen. We ended up getting closer and closer, laughing more and more, and I finally brought up what happened back in January. It was awkward at first, but we talked about it freely and even a little jokingly, and I got some satisfying answers. It was as if he undid everything that had happened, as if he erased all of the bad feelings I had back then. He even said that the reason his relationship didn't work out was because he thought about me too much, and that he had prayed and considered the matter a lot and determined that he made a mistake when he said that we would make better friends than boyfriends. I was skeptical, but I started believing him the more he talked. I mean, why not believe something so positive? So then we started making out for a while, and despite our efforts to the contrary ("We need to set an example," "We're higher species; we can control ourselves.") we ended up doing a bit more. By the morning, as we saw the sun rise, he was calling me his boyfriend. So that's how that happened.


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