Robot.txt.....google won't look at me

So I have this site and I can't get my google adsense ads to be read nor can I be indexed.
[img]http://img34.picoodle.com/img/img34/3/12/14/fscreencaptum06b4534.png[/img]
[img]http://img19.picoodle.com/img/img19/3/12/15/fscreencaptumdde57d5.png[/img]
This is what I get! Why?!?
Also I upload my site by individual folders which does give me problems with my podcast and blog pages. Is it effecting my google too?
I just hate who it adds in the extra letters into the link
Like my file name is JJ
www.johnnyjungle.com/JJ/Main is supposed to be my home page link?
So I just upload the folders separate to load to www.johnnyjungle.com/Main

anyone?

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