I could tell you
27 August 2009
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that I withdrew my blog from the face of the internet for the last three weeks to get holy for Ramadan, but that would be a lie. My domain expired without warning again , leaving bingregory.com to redirect to some tacky ad page, and it took me this long to get the affair straightened out. Clearly I need a better registrar. But Bin Gregory Productions is back, not going anywhere and the interruption is regretted. Ramadan Mubarak to one and all.
Salamu ‘Alaykum,
Ramadan Mubarak!
Bro! I was like what in the world happened to bin gregory! He just fell off the face of the earth…poof!
Good to see you made it back! If you need a good host let me know insha’allah, as I know of a cheap and efficient one
Abul Layth
Nice to have you back, bro!
Thanks guys.
That would have been a cool excuse, yeah.
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