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— go to most recent comments76 - Marian
MARIAN'S BLOG. READ US.
77 - Eric Berlin
All of y'all:
To become a BlogCritic, just follow the directions above and send an e-mail to Eric Olsen.
Thanks!
78 - Penn Girl
Um...yeah...if you could come in on saturday and read this, that would be great. Thanks, Peter.
79 - Eric Berlin
When Peter gets back, I'll give him the message.
Have a nice day!
80 - Thomas F. Williams
Hello, I write a blog about politics and social issues as seen through the lense of my Christianity. I know that is unusual, but it is what I enjoy. Take a gander and all attempts to engage in civil discussion are enjoyed.
Tom
81 - Andy Morgan
We're the Internet's first-ever "online locker room." A place where men can talk freely about movies, television, pop culture, news, life, babes, wives and what not. Take a gander and enjoy The Daily Dingleberry and The Dude Rules.
82 - DrPat
Sometimes it's a relief that only one in ten people are able to read...
83 - Andy
info and Newz is good content
84 - Bird of Paradise
I discovered Blogcritics today at Jolly Blogger. I like what you are doing and would enjoy being a part of it. It's always a pleasure to find something new....and good, too!
85 - Alex
Cool site, guys.
86 - prose
Deep into a mid-nite wandering
Through the blog-slog dimly wondering,
Have I been here before, meandering?
Did you read my blatant pandering?
Can I be heard above my own ranting
As arrows piecing flesh, dogs panting
To chew on bones of those recanting
Any knowing, every one, all understanding
For the torture, unrelenting?...
I digress from former planning...
To write with you for readers; fanning
Out from the solitary banning
By scorching heat of this Red state's flaming
87 - Eightyford
Firstly, I have to say that this is my new favourite site. I hope to contribute to blogcritics in the future.
My new website is called Eightyford.com, there you can find reviews, opinion pieces, and current events. I post about my graphic design business, and offer free graphic design to any blogger who needs some help. All I ask for is a link.
88 - Eightyford
Favourite site! How about favorite?
89 - The Sean Show
What is The Sean Show?
Music postings/reviews twice a week? Weekly reviews of cool comic books? Weekly installments of a culture/art/internet oddity 'zine? A weekly advice column called 'I'm Just Sayin' Is All'? Social/Political Rants? Yeah, it's all that. Plus I frequently babble about things happening in my life as a means of sorting them out. It's surprisingly effective, and cheaper than therapy.
Oh, yeah, about me: early 30something, DC-living, semi-reformed white trash, homo punk bastard who enjoys outsider art/graf, cartoons, collecting vintage shirts, skating, DJing and poking fun at damn near everything.
Love me, or else.
90 - Sudiegirl
Please take a look at my site...I would love to be part of your merry band of bloggers!
What's the turnaround time for membership? :-)
Thanks for your consideration,
Sudiegirl
"America's favorite bipolar redhead"
91 - Ellwyn Yerbury
The url http://nuclearsuitcase.blogspot.com is very frightening. I'm not sure if this gent is genuine or these events in Europe are actually happening, but if any of it is true we are all in a world of serious trouble shortly.
E. Yerbury
Cramlington on Tyne, UK
92 - Aaman
long url
93 - deepak
Hi! I am a blogger with www.blog.com.np.
I usually write on mundane matters, but what I see is there lies the meaning of life.Check me out under the pen name Dashing Deep.
94 - Phillip Winn
ANybody who would like to become a Blogcritic is welcome to exercise their reading comprehension skills and find out how to do so in the above post.
95 - Eric Olsen
yes, it's a very small test of sorts: since successfully working as a Blogcritic requires a certain amount of following directions, we ask people to follow the directions in the post above to become a member - kind of like a #2 pencil
96 - Phillip Winn
A test that so many fail!
97 - Eric Olsen
better now than later
98 - Bennett
If at first you don't succeed, read the post again.
99 - Eric Olsen
and it's open book
100 - Eric Berlin
Is this gonna be on the test?
101 - Eric Olsen
a small test, more like a testy
102 - Eric Berlin
I can't remember the last time my testes were tested.
103 - Eric Olsen
it takes a fair amount of testicular fortitude to hand those testes over to the tester
104 - Bennett
Years ago the doc found a small bumb on one. Sez a "leetle operation" was needed. Sez "deliver the testie".
I sez "Where to?"
Walked out.
Second doc sez "keep an eye on it".
I have, no prob.
True story.
105 - Eric Olsen
great story, but doesn't it hurt your neck?
106 - Eric Berlin
That's what hidden cameras are for.
107 - Bennett
Hyuk! And it tickles!
108 - Randy Kirk
Why do you make it so hard to post. I've had friends visit, then email me. How do you put up a post. Maybe you could have a box at the top. Would you like to be a blogcritic. When you say join blogcritics, some might shy away, thinking $$$, committment, SS#. Just a thought from the Christian Right.
109 - Josia
This thread is a riot!!
110 - Bennett
JB - see comment #96. Funny, I'd think yer buddies would have no problems followng instructions...
111 - RayneVG113
Just wanted to say that I already e-mailed...Just want to contribute...yes siree...I wonder...is there a #5 Pencil?....
112 - Eric Berlin
Just follow the directions/instructions, Rayne... therein lies the Path to Enlightenment...
113 - RayneVG113
It must be a very weird path then. Sort of like the yellow brick road...except not yellow.
114 - Marcia L. Neil
With regard to this, it's becoming more than somewhat apparent that the 'Caltrain suicides' may actually be a population control scheme of the Ray Bradbury genre. With regard to fark.com link to news.messages.yahoo.com and the two message board entries titled, 'Bush: Taking a shit spurs economy' and 'Re: Bush: Taking a shit spurs econom', can we accomodate the perspective that a dirty hand in the air leads to an igno-minious demise as a media-described public nuisance, with no hint of an un-savory past except among law enforce-ment politicos? Wasn't Levi-Strauss supposed to be weathering a lawsuit about low-rise pants? And, to top the cake, there in the terminal e-mail line-up is numbered a strange communication from an outfit ready to relay the latest input about 'sex-offenders' in reader zip code -- just a click to know which guys are in dire straits and finish last -- this in a district which borders a district where Wells Fargo Bank charges overdraft fees which match the cross-street municipal bus line number, and near a city park where managed-sink-holes are labeled as
'lakes'.
With the knowledge that telephone call-demand strategies allowed a misinter-pretation of the 'SUNY' acronymn to be implemented as a foray into the 'Sunni' region of Iraq [ha, ha? it should have been spelled out?], the distinct possi-bility that Ray Bradbury fans are mapping out individual disgrace and demise can hardly be discounted.
{AM I a blogcritic?)
115 - Praveen
Hi,
Visit my really cooool blog
116 - Marcia L. Neil
Weblogs are intended to present alarmist co-relations. As further example, after an AOL chat session which introduced intended discussion about the atmosphere near oil refineries (one on Aruba) and the egos of oil industry personnel relative to the prevention of volcanoes, a mere few weeks later the Colima volcano erupted again! Is that a hint that the region needs a [new] oil refinery? There should always be a place to post such conjectures.
117 - Bob A. Booey
Marcia, you're either really nutty or that's some funny satire of blog wonkery.
That is all.
118 - sinead Connolly
Davinci code.... the usual thing, read it all before in Holy Blood, Holy grail! Christ had a wife, cathars and all that blah blah blah... if youre really interested in christian theology and spirituality read the likes of CS Lewis or Cardinal Basil Hume and leave this done to death plagiarism alone!If however it`s a detective thriller you seek then im sure the Nancy Drew series would be right up your street, that is if you still take the Davinci code seriously
119 - sinead Connolly
Also, will somebody tell the film industy to stop making the likes of "the sin eater"! just stop it. now.
120 - Bob A. Booey
Is this thread where the crazy people go to ramble now?
That is all.
121 - with karate ill kik ur ass
what is this crazy crazy page 4?!! and y is ther an Eric berlin and an Eric Olsen?R they two different ppl?
122 - Bob A. Booey
It's Olsen's Checkpoint Charlie alter ego for when he travels in Berlin behind the Iron Curtain.
Are you trying to blow someone's cover, Karate Kid?
I still think Hillary Swank has been cheated out of one more Oscar, for her performance as Mister Miyagi's limber mentor in The Next Karate Kid. She ably filled Ralph Macchio's dojo slippers after he turned 50. That little Italian kid was crazy young-looking and weird -- he was like 30-something when he made those Karate Kid movies and like 40 when he did My Cousin Vinny. Maybe I'm exaggerating a little, but he was way, way older than you'd think.
That is all.
123 - with karate ill kik ur ass
nope bob, i just always found it weird that they had almost the smae names and the same personalty (from wat i can tell from their posts) and they were two different ppl.
124 - Bob A. Booey
Berlin is Olsen's younger, punkier, artsier Mini-Me.
That is all.
125 - Eric Olsen
it is indeed hard to believe that with over 1000 writers, two of them would be named "Eric" - I believe we should get Mulder and Scully on the case