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[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

BLOG WAR!!!!!!

[Wheezer]

Which one was "Spanky" on the "Little Rascals"?

George McFarland actually had a listed Texas number back in the late 70s. A buddy and I called him up after school one afternoon, and he was quite gracious over the intrusion.

[Andy]

How does Julie have time to read what we post here?  I thought she was busy doing war with Chase Bank, and writing two Chicago Now blogs that nobody reads?

[powen01]

How does Julie have time to read what we post here?  I thought she was busy doing war with Chase Bank, and writing two Chicago Now blogs that nobody reads?

She has been saving time by simply swallowing the sausage whole instead of bothering with that whole "chewing" deal.

[Gilgamesh]

How does Julie have time to read what we post here?  I thought she was busy doing war with Chase Bank, and writing two Chicago Now blogs that nobody reads?

She has been saving time by simply swallowing the sausage whole instead of bothering with that whole "chewing" deal.

You're mean.  These are the kinds of comments that start BLOG WARS!!!!

But yeah, she's fat.

[Slaky]

How does Julie have time to read what we post here?  I thought she was busy doing war with Chase Bank, and writing two Chicago Now blogs that nobody reads?

Don't forget the hilarious commentary in the Red Eye.

[Oleg]

I just want it noted that I was the first person to call kermit a sell-out.  Granted, I was drunk and yelling at him for talking to Geenfield, but, point stands!

In your face, Kerm!

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

BLOG WAR??
BLOG WAR?????
BLOG WAR!!!!!!

[Canadouche]

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

When I look back on the BLOGWAR or 2010, I think I'll remember this quote first and foremost:

I do know that making jokes about making a blog out of my skin is coming dangerously close to crossing a legal line.

[morpheus]

It's the Internet, for Christ's sake.

[SKO]

When I look back on the BLOGWAR or 2010, I think I'll remember this quote first and foremost:

I do know that making jokes about making a blog out of my skin is coming dangerously close to crossing a legal line.

Great. The Blog Wars come and I'm stuck with a sell out, a fading star, and the members of a fringe messageboard vs. a fatty and the subversive, incisive, up-to-date and relevant content of ACB. Fuck me.

[CT III]

When I look back on the BLOGWAR or 2010, I think I'll remember this quote first and foremost:

I do know that making jokes about making a blog out of my skin is coming dangerously close to crossing a legal line.

Great. The Blog Wars come and I'm stuck with a sell out, a fading star, and the members of a fringe messageboard vs. a fatty and the subversive, incisive, up-to-date and relevant content of ACB. Fuck me.

Hey, at least TEC drew us up a plan.

[Slaky]

When I look back on the BLOGWAR or 2010, I think I'll remember this quote first and foremost:

I do know that making jokes about making a blog out of my skin is coming dangerously close to crossing a legal line.

Great. The Blog Wars come and I'm stuck with a sell out, a fading star, and the members of a fringe messageboard vs. a fatty and the subversive, incisive, up-to-date and relevant content of ACB. Fuck me.

You came to the wrong place to make Sports Talk!

[Slaky]

When I look back on the BLOGWAR or 2010, I think I'll remember this quote first and foremost:

I do know that making jokes about making a blog out of my skin is coming dangerously close to crossing a legal line.

I need to know the history behind this one because that is incredible.