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Comment on Blog Action Day 2009 by pokerice

pokerice — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:23:50 +0000

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Comment on Blog Action Day 2009 – Climate Change by fievotourlete

fievotourlete — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:04:11 +0000

Hi Everybody

Discussions on the earths temperature increase – or global warming are generally too scientific to participate in – but, earthquakes and mass death should not be another disregarded statistic. Hundreds of thousads are dead and homeless

Please offer financial or volunteer assistance to Haiti and Chile
http://www.google.com/relief/chileearthquake/

Comment on Driving the fifty… by Charlie Cains

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Comment on East meets West and kicks some bootie by Moé

Moé — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:12:17 +0000

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Comment on Amending the 101… by Jeri

Jeri — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:57:50 +0000

Thank you, Mom! Drue won’t let me cross out number 73 because we skipped the tomb! I’ll let you work on her.

BTW – we are ON for Spring Break and she loves the idea of Memorial Day weekend either place. So we’re good to go for that.

I love you!

Comment on Amending the 101… by MOM

MOM — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:12:29 +0000

I love the latest blog. Thank you for the compliment. That was very sweet. You have grown into a wonderful person, daughter and mom and I am very proud of you. By the way, we did number 73 at Christmas. My personal opinion is leave number 84, it has been accomplished and you should be very proud of the way you handled it. Have a great day. Love, Mom

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Comment on The Rules of Engagement by Jason

Jason — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:39:08 +0000

Speaking as someone who’s known Jeri for well over the last decade – you know, as opposed to somebody who’s held that much vitriol toward her from almost 20 years ago – I’d say that Jeri is probably one of the happiest people I know. She’s not angry. I really can’t recall her being angry. Occasionally she’ll post about irritating things that occur – and good things and great things and unfortunate things – but she always writes from her point of view. And she’s allowed. She’s also not angry at you nor did she respond to you in anger. She responded with humor, something you’d realize if you knew her TODAY as opposed to two decades ago. She took your point as that of an uninformed and unknowledgeable observer and responded to you. She’s still not angry even though you’ve repeatedly lashed out at her. In fact, we’re currently chuckling about this entire thread.

The REAL fact is that you are someone she has not talked to since 1992 (or earlier) and rather than say “hello” have chosen to make an appearance in her life by attacking her point of view and calling her out. So really, my guess is that any unbiased reader is probably sitting back and wondering what the hell your problem is. I know *I* am.

Comment on The Rules of Engagement by nom de plume

nom de plume — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:30:05 +0000

Cut to the quick, am I! Serieux, I have tried to disagree without being disagreeable. It’s been a long time since Bandoleras tryouts — oh, next subject (I’ve given you a BIG hint, Jer Grrl) — and I was wondering whether this blog persona was another of your alters. Apparently.

I mean, lash out and accusatory? me? No, you’re the one who has lashed out.

Also, it is obvious to any unbiased reader that I am not the angry one in this discourse (such as it is). You are. Simply reread our interactions without all the mental side commentary that colors your reality differently than the RoW. You’ll then see that you have escalated the anger, the angst with each iteration.

Here at the end … yes, I shall fade away only to return as “rire aux éclats” should you call upon me … I wish that our disagreement about your post had not degraded to being about your anger over being unable to control and dominate — the blog thread or me.

Comment on The Rules of Engagement by Jeri

Jeri — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 13:27:49 +0000

Oh no, I wasn’t threatening you. I am just point blank calling you a coward. But that’s your right since I allow anonymous postings here. I was just letting you know that anonymous is only so anonymous out here on the internet.

You’re welcome to comment here and be as accusatory to me and as disagreeable with me as you like. It doesn’t bother me a bit. It is pretty obvious I’ve struck a nerve. You’re also welcome to lash out at me since well, I invite comments. And that warmth was from the laughter over here. You’ve kind of made our day. You’re our first angry commentor (or is it commenter?). We took a vote about giving you a prize but then decided that giving you this little forum to be angsty and spread your misery was probably prize enough. So congratulations and thanks for posting!