The Origami Forum

I've tried going to the site a few times but it seems to be down?

Yeah, I've noticed that too. I wonder what it is... If someone could give an explanation, that would be great!

trollip is on this forum, pm him.

Trollop = a word for prostitute.
Trollip = awesome origami artist.

Careful there =p.

Same here though, noticed it was down a few weeks ago at least, but he was at Origami Canada, so might be a technical/expiration issue.

Oops - name is now fixed for my message.

Joe the white wrote:Trollop = a word for prostitute.
Trollip = awesome origami artist.

Careful there =p.

Ha ha ha!

i edited all the post titles to take away any more confusion...

and haha, Joe, thats hilarious! your probably right though, dns error, maybe?

so anyone PM him yet?

I haven't.......

Thanks for the interest.

My site is down for the count, had to be carried away on a stretcher and will probably not make a comeback.
Unless I somehow get more knowlegable in operating the site myself, win the lottery or somehow add 2-4 hours into my day...or a combination of the above.
You get the idea.
Thanks for all who visited it while it was still up and running, please continue to follow me on flickr
(And please dont contact me or add as a friend on facebook - I'm not a facebook user either).
I'll still be adding new photos on the "what have you folded lately thread" for those who care.

Quentin

Quentin -

If it's a technical problem, someone on the Forum may have suggestions.
However, if it's a time issue, simple solution... I've found that if you have another child, then the amount of time in a day expands easily from 24 hours to 26 or even 30 hours a day for all the things you have to do!

(And please dont contact me or add as a friend on facebook - I'm not a facebook user either).
Oh, oh, Who was that Trollip that has been soliciting me on facebook


Hope all is well for the Holiday season!

- Hank

Sorry to hear the site won't be back up. It was nicely set up and very elegant. The photos were also fantastic.

But I do understand how much time a young child takes up. Even a textbook perfect one requires lot of time!