budnonymous wrote:

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Thanks Ice, (I thought it was lame, really.)

Did you check out creepy people? That is a good one.

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Speaking of creepy people:

 

284dan wrote:

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I checked your site. You ever considered using Sitepal to verbalize the facts about the fraud on ebay?




-- Edited by 284dan at 10:54, 2007-04-01

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You mean the animated, speaking cartoon characters?

Not so sure. That is something they keep spamming me with offers for.

If you can stand it long enough, that creepy people page has a blurb in there equating ebaY to a cult. Now why, oh why do folks get that impression?


I will be looking to move that blog somewhere else, too many little things about it that suck.

One thing, the ads. They are lambasting the heck out of me, FF with all the goodies does not even stop all of them. I can't imagine what un modded IE would be like on that entire bravenet site.

And I refuse to upgrade to a paid account there if I cannot get an answer to a simple question from a real human being.

I have just been being lazy or I would have already moved it.

Someone mentioned wordpress, do you know of another decent blog site?
(free or paid)

err, I would even settle for one that does not suck.

 

 

-- Edited by budnonymous at 11:37, 2007-04-01

IceBlueEyes wrote:

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               http://budmalcolm.bravemusings.com/    

Everybody should drop in on Bud and see his new site.  It's really cool.  I get a kick out of the 'rotten history'.  Funny stuff, anon.   The creepy people are, well, creepy.

Here's a house warming gift. &  &
You did a nice job.





-- Edited by IceBlueEyes at 04:41, 2007-04-01

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Yes, Bud's site is really really cool!!! It's fun, colorful and brilliantly done! Way to go, Bud!!

More on Shoutpost.com

Snippet below, the article is worth reading, and digging on digg.com

ShoutPost In The Wilderness

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