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2006.12.31 |
Sticky:: So what's with the bogus dates ...
In the tradition of my old blog, I've decided that no matter what my mood this blog should always open on a happy note. Any time you come here, the first 3 or 4 posts will be positive things with semi-permanent homes at the top of the blog. If you're a regular visitor who's seen them before, please scroll down till you see a date header that makes sense. Warning: Here be monsters. More on that later. Update: I'm going to prepend the word "Sticky" to the titles of any posts with bogus dates. That should make it easier for those of you who come by on a regular basis to scroll past them to the newer things. |
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Posted by Bill Faith on December 31, 2006 at 11:00 PM | Permalink TrackBack Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Sticky:: So what's with the bogus dates ...:
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Comments Hello Bill, I like your sense of optimism. It's just what I need to pick me up! I read all the news before I post what I believe to be important. I like to speak for those without a voice, like Darfur, China, Cambodia, Burma, Iran, S. America, etc., and you are my best medicine! My dad never had to "DO" anything to be my hero. As long as I knew he loved me, the world was okay, and he was my hero. I don't understand the need for children today needing a hero, except for the feminazi's movement to get rid of men! I want to warmly thank you for your service, no matter why you served. I would also like to, with wide open arms, welcome you home. Thank you. Posted by: Rosemary | Oct 22, 2004 5:37:05 AM Don't forget Bin Laden! Bush promised us to get him. And he didn't Where is Bin Laden? 3 years and he is still at large.Posted by: Sam Miller | Oct 26, 2004 3:22:01 AM Maybe you should take time to educate yourself before you start trying to "enlighten" others. "LOOK WHO SEEMS TO BE MISSING AND UNACCOUNTED FOR" would be a good place to start. Posted by: bdfaith | Oct 26, 2004 3:28:34 AM MMM not to mention i think the it's still SEPTEMBER 12th also sufficiently demonstrates Bin Laden has not been forgotten.....And Sheme on us if we ever did.Posted by: K-Squared | Oct 26, 2004 7:23:05 AM 50 million people have been liberated from a monster in Bagdad and a bunch of evil creeps in Kabul. Gee, this guy Bush is not doing anything. *bitch* *bitch* *bitch away all your life long*Posted by: Miguel | Nov 4, 2004 4:08:46 AM I am glad I came across this website. There are several of us who get together each Thursday to pray for our troops, our leaders, and even the salvation of our enemies. (That last one is sometimes hard to do but the Bible tells us to do this)We are so blessed to live in a country of wealth and freedom. I don't know how anyone can look over our history and not see this. Unfortunately we are turning our back on God more and more. I do appreciate what our soldiers are willing to sacrifice for me and my family. I wish I could thank each and every one of them in person. I wish I could share with each of them that if they need someone to talk to the Lord is there. He is ready to wrap them in his arms and listen to them and love them!Posted by: Sherry | Dec 3, 2004 12:10:21 PM Hey, Sam Miller, do you think if we captured or killed Bin Laden, the rest of the terrorists would just pack up, go home and become peaceful farmers? He's not the only guy in the world who needs a lead injection.Posted by: Hack Ptui | Dec 10, 2004 10:05:49 AM Oh goody! A new read, and from someone my age who actually understands html! Arrgghh! Oh well, I'm learning. As I explained to a reader, I'm on my way to 2nd grade in html!Posted by: DagneyT | Dec 19, 2004 2:48:42 PM I am 15 years old, and I wrote this poem on the Iraqi elections."Purple Ink" A finger once was running deep in blood; The scarlet fluid cov'ring all the hand; The nails and hair were digging in the mud; To mourn her murdered sons beneath the sand. But evil men of Hell had run away; Those fiends who killed her fam'ly long ago; The bloody finger's shackle broke today; And liberty brought down the wall of woe. Triumphant flags now dominate the scene; And joyous children line the streets and smile; The bloodied fingers purified and clean; Jubilation reigning all the while. A finger once was running deep in blood; But scarlet fluid covered it no more; The nails no longer digging in the mud; And purple ink replaced the flowing gore. Once muted tounges, revived, began to praise; And silenced lips awoke to glorious days. --John, writer at www.thejessefactor.com Posted by: John | Feb 5, 2005 1:35:07 AM Hey Bill! This is rather out of left field, but I'm a new Blogger user who was missing MT's Extended Entry feature. I did some googling for a possible workaround and found your old blog at the top of the list (and the only relevant hit, as far as I can see). Your clever hack worked like a charm! Just wanted to thank you for the info. Best, ~JamesPosted by: James | Mar 15, 2005 2:31:46 PM Thank you so much, Bill, for sending that bit of history to Blackfive. I'm still laughing. lol. What to do about France...maybe we could trade it for some English Muffins? lol. I do not know. I am always angry at them anyway, so does it really matter? lol. It is nice to see your site again. I simply must add you to my sidebar. Have a great day.Posted by: Rosemary | Jul 8, 2005 5:18:52 AM Bill, great way to do business. I, too, try to make everything I say end in a somewhat positive note. There's enough negativism in the media and the rest of our lives. Your family is beautiful too by the way.Posted by: CJ | Jul 12, 2005 7:31:12 PM Come see my latest post...your heart will soar! Great Blog!Posted by: patd95 | Sep 26, 2005 9:26:49 PM (Off topic comment deleted.)Posted by: phil | Nov 18, 2005 1:21:02 PM Thanks for the visit to my site. I absolutely love this poem form the 15 year old. Let's hope he/she can continue to think and feel this way. And let's hope the firends of this child walk the same path. You have a great site here. Thanks for the visit to mine. SemperPosted by: patd95 | Dec 8, 2005 7:31:13 AM Thanks for the visit to my site. I absolutely love this poem form the 15 year old. Let's hope he/she can continue to think and feel this way. And let's hope the firends of this child walk the same path. You have a great site here. Thanks for the visit to mine. SemperPosted by: patd95 | Dec 8, 2005 7:31:47 AM I like the idea of starting off on a positive note. Your sticky posts are quite good. Great blog and post, keep up the good work.Posted by: The Complimenting Commenter | Jan 16, 2006 2:42:42 PM I like the anti-idiotarian part of your description. :-)Posted by: thebluestbutterfly | Apr 21, 2006 1:19:40 AM Just dropping you a line to let you know I've been lurking here and like what I see -- just added you to the blogroll over at scrutator.netPosted by: Leonidas | May 14, 2006 9:02:56 PM Irrelevant comment deleted. WTF was that supposed to have to do with this post? Some peoples kids ...Posted by: The Shadow | Jun 26, 2006 8:34:44 AM Always good to see veterans in the blogosphere! My name is Michael, and I am the editor of "Western World Politics". After over a year, we have recently moved address to http://thewwp.blogspot.com We are a politically and socially conservative website that makes no apology for its pro-family, pro-American and pro-freedom stance. Please feel free to check us out sometime, as we are keen to forge links with like minded bloggers and writers. Regards MichaelPosted by: Michael | Jun 26, 2006 10:10:01 AM Post a comment |
