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Orcrist

March 19, 2004, 08:04:01 AM
 I have the web page bookmarked so that I can just click the bookmark and then log in. When I went to the first, main, login page, it said that I was trying to enter the site illegally and that I should relogin. Slight bug, as I can't log in now. :(
~Orcrist~

"We will win the war...it is a simple case of mathematics." -Samuel Grant

IFman

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March 19, 2004, 09:13:41 AM
 yah, try logging in normaly like you're supposed to
I'm so tired of being lost in a world,
Where no one can find me.
I want to break free of the cage,
That has been enclosing me for too long.
I know that I am alone and no one will save me,
So I am to escape for myself.
I wander down a path,
That will go on for eternity.
I shall never reach the end,
I am trapped no matter where I go.
Though I finally manage to reach the end,
I must fight the monster inside of me to pass.
It is filled with so much anger, hate, and despair,
The only antidote is love, courage, and hope.
The three things I do not have,
And never will.
It is there that I give up,
I have nothing left but myself.
So I lay down forever,
Never going to get up again...as I fade away from all existence.

Sebulba

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March 19, 2004, 10:42:51 AM
 www.redwallwarlords.com

bookmark that un, it works
windhound, warlord of Sebulba
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Orcrist

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March 28, 2004, 01:50:04 PM
 Yea, I'm getting the same problem again. I'm using Netscape 7.1, if that makes a difference, and I have the login page bookmarked. Then, I type in my sign in name and my password, and the screen shows "Security Violation". Any ideas?

Edit- I tried logging in using netscape 7.0 and then with internet explorer. Those are the only two browsers I have, and they've always worked before. I don't think it's a browser problem (if that helps at all).
~Orcrist~

"We will win the war...it is a simple case of mathematics." -Samuel Grant
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