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Sentential Links #30 (“What I Got for Christmas” Edition)
Yup, this will be a roundup of sentential stuff pertaining to how various bloggers spent their Christmases, and what they got, and what they still want, and what they got their significant others, and why George W. Bush is bad … Continue reading
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Sentential Links #29
Last month, before my attentions were consumed by sadder events, I was providing a bit of blogger uplift to the folks who left AOL Journals for other blogging venues after AOL forced ad-banners on their already-paying customers’ journals. I meant … Continue reading
Sentential Links #28
Hoo-ray! More sentential goodness. Bask in it, I tell you! BASK! :: Niagara Falls’ casino was located in the old, leaky Convention Center. It’s the place to go to see septuagenarians smoke cigarettes in a public indoor setting. If you … Continue reading
Sentential Links #27
It’s only been two weeks, and yet it feels like a year since the last installment of “Sentential Links”. For those new to this blog, this is a series — usually appearing on Mondays — in which I throw up … Continue reading
Sentential Links #26
This is the half-year edition of Sentential Links, give or take a few by way of weeks missed for vacation or whatnot. I really enjoy gathering these links, so long may the tradition continue! :: Another long, lonely, and empty … Continue reading
Sentential Links #25
Just one: There is no poetry in my world tonight. I don’t know this person. I have never seen her blog before. And yet, I weep.
Sentential Links #24
Wow, I’ve done quite a few of these Sentential Links posts now. They’re a lot of fun to create, and it’s a built-in excuse to look around corners of Blogistan I’m not usually frequenting. Anyway, here are this week’s bits … Continue reading
Sentential Links #23
Here we go again, with the Delayed Edition. :: “Thanks to hurricane Wilma, nothing has crapped on our Eyewitness News van for hours. Back to you, Bob.” (Yup, the guy who writes Dilbert has his own blog. He needs to … Continue reading
Sentential Links #22
Time again, friends, to take folks across Blogistan out of context! :: I am the company Data Bitch. Hear me roar. :: I sometimes feel that if the increasingly expansive view of copyright asserted today had been around a couple … Continue reading
Sentential Links #21
Once more unto the Sentence, dear friends! :: It is my belief, that anything that happens in real life can be understood by either watching The Simpsons, or Star Trek (or both!). (This appears to be about the only thing … Continue reading



