Two of Adam's posts have disappeared.Of course they were the ones with the most comments. In their place are two new blogs, one having to do with jobs, to which there is no hope of getting a truthful comment posted unless you are Dan Kennedy, and another which is basically a block of legal text that nearly sent me into a coma after the fourth line. I did comment on this post, however, offering some helpful advice to Adam about not boring the bejesus out of people and all that, but we all know that's never going to show up.
At the top on the blog this evening is a new posting. It's Adam's explanation for taking down the blog postings about Nazis and racisim, which needless to say doesn't mention Nazis or racisim, nor have anything to do with anything besides his own selfless desire to ratchet down the tone of this discussion, and which, of course was not complete without a mild dig towards yours truly.
Anyway, good for Adam. I hope Bumpkin keeps his postings up. Especially the picture. One mega casino: A bazillion dollars. One year's casino agreement: 9 Million dollars. One picture of Bumpkin with a peice of duct tape under his nose: Priceless.
Anyway, I scrolled down the blog and found NO MORE comments. Anywhere. On any posting!
But wait! There's one! I click it, knowing that it's my simple,
"Adam Darling, why aren't you posting my comments?? Gladys "
But instead I find only these empty lines:
Comment Deleted
This comment has been deleted by the blog administrator
Sigh...
2 comments:
No worries Gladys, that dig was toward me also. As you know I orignally was going to remove the comments from my blog pertaining to "He-Who-Not-Be-Named", but in the end decided against it. Not because I feel the need to post digs at "you-know-who", but because I really didn't think they were that horrible....and since I cannot stand it when posts mysteriously disappear on other sites, I chose not to do something I myself cannot stand.
Oh yes, Carverchick, I realize he has nothing but daggers for us.
I am so glad you didn't remove the comments from your blogs. That was the right decision.
It's easy to start second guessing ourselves in many situations. And so, I keep a copy of the agreement beside me while I blog in case I ever need to remind myself that being indignant is often an entirely appropriate emotion.
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