Blog Update

As some of you may or may not have noticed, I gave the ol' sidebar a complete overhaul yesterday (to the tune of 3 1/2 hours). Why?, you may ask. Because my current image host is run by a buncha retards. That's why. So, now I am in the process of relocating allll my blog images to another host. The irony is that I am moving them to the original host I was using when I first started blogging. I, for some insane reason, thought that I would have a little more peace of mind if my images were hosted by a service that I paid for, and therefore were technically more 'permanant.' Apparently not. Thus, my return to my original image host: ImageShack.

So, please be patient while I transfer all my images over to my new image host. I realize that most of the images hosted at my old image host are working NOW, but I don't care. I'm fed up with the continuous lack of service, not to mention the ongoing "exceeded bandwidth" horseshit that Picgoo manages to do each and every month. They don't answer my questions. They don't explain the continual outages. Good riddance.

I considered an image host by the name of box, but my e-mail to them, asking if they provide an actual URL, so that I can use the images not only in personal online albums, but also to host images on my blog, apparently blew someone's mind. They basically replied with a generic answer, regurgitating the information already found on their site. So, this lead me to just say 'fuck it' and move all my images to ImageShack.

So, now that you know the game plan, here are a few dilemmas that I am having, maybe you can point me in the right direction:

A) One of ImageShack's terms of service is not to upload any nudity. Since I have maybe 2 or 3 posts (to date) that contain accompanying images of nudity, I don't know what to do with those posts' images.

B) I really wish I could figure out how to align the 'Links' image with the rest of the buttons above it. I've tried every HTML thing I know of, but I fear my blog template is written in CSS, which me no understand.

C) Do you prefer the images to have borders or not? I started out with borders on my images (*see my earlier posts), but then grew weary of them over time. NOW I read on a blog template page that borders make things "pop" and are pwetty. Which do you prefer? I can go either way with this one.

I keep thinking I'm forgetting something, but I dunno what it was that I wanted to ask. Oh well, if I remember I'll just add it later. Thanks for your help!