Protean, elusive, capable of great good and appalling evil, but mostly harmless
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A mid-hiatus goat post, by special request of goat-devotees Kathy and Caz.
Not sure if these two are in lerv, or in conflict. Y’all be the judge.
Goat Friday will return...
posted by Jacob A. Stam at 12/01/2006 11:52:00 PM
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2/12/06 12:30 AM Jacob A. Stam at
2/12/06 1:23 AM Caz at
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5 Comments:
I'm detecting signs of exploratory and growing affection between this week's goats Jacob. It's the first day of summer, so it must be new love. That's what I think, and I'm sticking to it, because it makes me happy to believe. :-)
BTW - you do yourself a great disservice: great writing on your blog, but getting an audience in the world of a trillion-and-counting blogs is the increasingly elusive dilemma for all.
That is such a cute pic Jacob.!
A coupla gorgeous goats locking horns!
Here's cheers to goat fans everywhere.
Yeah, Kathy, these two are cute as, and I reckon Caz is spot-on that love is in the air.
And thanks, Caz, for your positive remarks. And I return the compliment on your posts at avatar briefs, which are always interesting and perceptive.
As I mentioned at Harry's, I've kind of lost the plot on posting here, due to various restraints and commitments. Obviously one makes decisions balancing inputs/outputs/rewards, etc. Such is blogging in the 'cutthroat' blogosphere.
I shall return, nevertheless, coz I just can't help crapping on.
But now here's something I just don't get. Since last weekend, I've had about 80 fucking hits on an odd post of mine about hoax tsunami warning emails. This is about 6 times all other hits combined!!
Why now, all of a sudden? Weird, eh?
Weird indeed.
Darlene notes that she has recently had mega number of hits in search of Peter Andre, of all people, so she has kindly done a post about him, or rather, put up a picture.
You should do a post about tsunamis. Give in; meet the customer demand!
You could incorporate information about the new Australian warning system (real, not a hoax one), along with the handy-dandy information that tsunami warnings will be handled by the weather bureau. I thought that was dreadfully sensible. Setting up a department for tsunami warnings would have been excessive.
I agree with caz: you write well.
Just had to come see what the hell "Goat Friday" was all about.
Bit like Beer Sundays - 'cept I'm kissin' up to a bottle.
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