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Written by Lee Poirier
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Sunday, 05 August 2007 |
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I have had a web presence since 1997. The first website I owned was http://www.howtofoldsoup.com, a personal site that went wholly under-utilized for most of that time (25 articles in 8 years?). Regardless, I registered and owned that domain based on my online identity, which was taken from the title of a short story by Steve Martin.
Due to some trouble getting help modifying my Domain contact information with my previous registrar, www.networksolutions.com, I decided let my registration with them lapse, intending to purchase it back with a different provider (www.godaddy.com). |
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Written by Lee Poirier
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Saturday, 28 July 2007 |
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A friend sent me a website link for an advocate of pedophilia. http://www.safet.net/
Read some, if you can stomach it. Of course, you'll probably be put on an FBI list if you do.
I only have a few questions for King N.A.M.B.L.A.: |
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Written by Lee Poirier
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Sunday, 04 June 2006 |
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I posted a couple of miniatures I painted on the http://www.coolminiornot.com site.
You can view them here and here. Apparently, they are just above tabletop quality, which must mean that the tabletop played model's I've seen are well below average with the rest of the world. But I digress...
I was asked by fellow poster and painter, Nessy, how he could get better Flesh tones on his Kroot. |
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Written by Lee Poirier
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Thursday, 06 October 2005 |
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My co-worker, Tim, announced that his son, Kevin, had a letter published in his college newspaper. It was a response to another letter the paper published which defended the removal of chivalry from modern society. Kevin took the opposite view, defending the existence and promotion of chivalry. Tim was beaming with pride. |
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Written by Lee Poirier
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Friday, 25 February 2000 |
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The government of South Carolina flys a Confederate Flag among the U.S. and South Carolina Flags in front of the state house. A number of groups have recently taken up the issue and are protesting it's presence on government property. The protesters say that it represents a scar on the past and celebrates slavery, where as the South Carolina government says it merely represents the history of the state and it's symbology is being distorted by those who are protesting it. |
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