Time For A Break..
So, here’s the official post. I’ve been dealing with some health issues as well as looking for a second job, so I’ve gotta take a break. Hopefully, I’ll be back soon (with some answers), but in this sentence, “soon” is a relative term.
I’ll catch you around…
Peace out, Nick
Nick@Nite 
Love your blog! Take good care of yourself.
Take of yourself and hurry back Killer.
Everyone needs one. Hope you take full advantage of it and take care of yourself! *hugs*
I’m right there with you Nick. Take care of yourself.
Hope all is well!
Since this post was written four months ago, I hope the issues that you spoke of in the post have been resolved. Well, I would hope they have been regardless of elapsed time. Oh, yeah: heard something on the street. Word around Oakland Park and 441 is that you have a new Twitter follower.
The logo changed again on September 28, 2009 upon the launch of Nickelodeon’s universal rebranding effort, with Nick at Nite stylized as “nick@nite” rendered as one word in lower case letters within the new network logo. The @ sign had been used in the Nick at Nite logo from 2002 to 2007 for visual symmetry, owing to the character’s building ubiquity from the Internet and eventually into general pop culture . Nick at Nite also stopped using the show’s production credits for most shows (except those that have tag scenes during the end credits) instead employing generic closing credits, bringing it in line with Nickelodeon which has been using generic credits since at least 2000; though it (and Nickelodeon) often omits some shows’ end tag scenes or blooper reels using this format.