Since Illogicopedia is back up, and since it is July, I was wondering...
WHEN ARE WE GOING TO DO THE FOCKING PICKLE?
Because I was really hoping to submit something into it, and... well, it's an Illogicopedian tradition to have the writing contest known as the Illogic Pickle every July. So, yeah, are we going to do it or not?
This is Dan Brutón a.k.a. TheHappySpaceman signing off.
P.S.- Just to get back into the spirit of things, here's a mandatory pickle image:

It's that time of year again: the time when the good old hacker Roberto (or Roberta, or Oscar, or whatever the fnurdle he is called) goes out of his way to hack our servers. But this time, he's left more of a mark. Not a permanent scar, I hope, but definitely a mark.
As some of you may have noticed (No shit, Sherlock) the buttons on the top that usually say "Insane page," "Babbling," "Go insane," and "Past frenzies" have been changed to plain old boring "Page," "Discussion," "Edit," and "History." And nothing was spared, either. When I went to petaQ'a'pedia, the tab that usually says "ghItlh" now has been changed to the namespace "tlh." AAAAAAAAA!
So I wondered how Roberto has been taking care of himself financially. I looked it up online, and guess what? He's mentioned in a song.
I'm sure you've all heard of Lady Gaga. But did you know that, for some obscure reason, she mentions Roberto in her song "Alejandro"? Listen to the verses:
Don't call my name, don't call my name, Alejandro
I'm not your babe, I'm not your babe, Roberto
Don't you think that's kind of bizarre? Why would she say Roberto specifically?
Oh yeah, she also mentions cilantro.
Don't bother me, don't bother me, cilantro.
Eh...
After Uncyclopedia's Forest Fire Week 2011, Nerd42 and Kevillips tied for the petaQ'a'pedia logo contest and the discovery of Cheeses, you'd think there couldn't be any more controversies. But then again...
It seems that Uncyclopedia, ?pedia's well-known competitor, has had an error that made all of the pages look like plain old HTML. Not at all like Wikipedia's new look, which is obviously what they wanted it to look like.
Well, we at ?pedia say go get 'em! Anything that takes the heat off of us and Roberto, Roberta, oscar.uncyclomedia.org or whoeverthehellheis is awesome. (Plus I'm still mad at them for huffing all my articles in the Forest Fire Week 2011.)
That reminds me: did you know that Encyclopædia Dramatica is lower than ever?