Umm, Miss KarmaGirl? I have this friend with a really gee-whiz neato article. Maybe if you could just read it and you could comment favorably -- my friend could really use the encouragement -- and then maybe put in a good word for getting it featured then I'm sure we could all just get along and the site would be super profitable
my crazy grandma Are we cousins?
Then again, maybe you made this post just to make us think that you actually have an office and staplers and stuff when you really ARE eating a hoagie on your sofa between business calls . . . You need to readjust your reverse-o-vision
For what it's worth, Microsoft Bookshelf '96 claims "Just Say No" began in 1983. Medicine, 1983 "Just Say No" is the slogan for a new program to combat drug use unveiled by First Lady Nancy Reagan in October. Critics say she has picked up the is
And just say No was like 1980 or 84 or something -- was that the ad with the Grim Reaper - how many people are you sleeping with when you go to bed with someone .. no wait that was like 1992 "Just Say No" was Nancy Reagan's anti-drug campaign from the early to mid-80s. (Can't remember exactly when it be
I tend to take on the role of comic relief. I enjoy trying (though usually failing ) to make people laugh. I used to be much more like that when I was younger (teen years especially). So I think it's hard for some people in my family to take me very seriously. That's exactly why I do not want to be
I got 70, and almost entered a time warp, Stephen Hawking be damned.
Dusk411 Actually, I noticed a dip in referrals myself. My older articles still get referred, but all of my new ones have zero referrals chiprj I did a google for my 11 Aug Korean vocabulary quizz ... I got a positive hit for my main blog page, but not the individual article. So, I think the refe
a dark and evil Republican with a heart made out of coal, and blood as cold as ice, That may explain why the desert heat doesn't phase me.
In Summary: "Anne," you have a nasty, combative attitude and I believe you're lying. Anyone who wants to confirm it, can go to the LOCIS database at the Library of Congress. Yegg, mind your own business. While I don't have a list of people I wish would go away, I just found a couple to start one off with. Feel free to
politicalmachine.com Forums: Thread "Are you a Neoconservative?" ... Reply #5 By: Draginol - 8/12/2004 5:19:16 PM. My result: Realist. Realist. ... Thank you HistoryIsHere. ... There is no "neo-conservative" movement in the United States. ... www.politicalmachine.com/Forums.asp?MID=3&AID=24328 - 68k - Cache
I got a referral from getting to a comments page for my blog through google.... historyishere, That sounds good! Was it from an article posted after August 6th? I hope. I'll go look at your blog. <img src="../imag
Just wanted to let you know, when I signed on tonight, two of my articles had one referral each! Yeah! And from Google, yet! I looked at the search pages the referals came from. Unfortunately, as with Brad's article, they both c
Anyone ever read it? I meant to read it, just never got around to it. I vaguely recall seeing the TV movie adaption with Duncan Regehr playing Errol Flynn.
Okay, try this. I Googled "JoeUser mafia" because at the very least my article about Tammy Pescatelli should come up, right? On page two, we find <TD class="mb-Body-Quo
I haven't seen a change. I think it depends on how specific the article is and how deep in JU it is. My article on Owens Corning is #1 on Google still after nearly a year: From what I could tell it's not retroactive. The articles they had indexed individually (the "index.asp?AID=###") are
Google is not indexing my blog the way they used to and I hadn't even done anything yet. I may blog about this tomorrow. I broke down and wrote about it anyway.
For a while now I have noticed my number of referrals listed down there at the bottom of the sidebar has not been changing. I wondered what was up with that. Then I noticed, as I scanned my articles, that the referrals for all my recent articles read zero. Now I'm getting really suspicious. &nbs
would also mean mentioning my real name. When everyone else here does it, I'll think about shedding some of my privacy. I know most of the regulars real first names. Several of them I know their full names. You obviously know my full name. What's your threshold? <img src="../images/smiles/smile.gif" b
As for the copyright issue, judging by your tone, I don't think you'd believe me anyway, so what's the point? I did that several years ago just in case it might come in handy some time. I haven't used it for profit---yet! Aren't names Trademarked rather than Copyrighted? <img src="../images/smiles/smil
It seems we have been going about it all wrong. I'd still love to see one of our not so favorable Fred Harteis pages toward the top of Google. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quot
I gotta get me a country....
What's a Google Bomb? A Google Bomb is when a cabal of bloggers and website operators use their linking power to manipulate search engine results. It came about when Adam Mathes discovered that Google's results are based partly on the text used to link to a
Isn't it interesting that both anonymous users "tara" and "jonny" use multiple question marks and ellipses? It's probably the same person. You might want to change this so only registered users can comment. At least then you know who you are dealing with. And "tara"/"jonny"? You might consider changing your grammatical style when you change identities.
if I were you I'd start preparing a rewrite of one of your most popular articles, on "what a jeopardy champion could teach the US Olympians". That might be a good idea.
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