Free-$tyle about 'Blog Mulch...'

Why because i had to do something it had been such a long time and i didn'nt know what else possibly interesting to do so i did it and you read it and this and are prolly worse off for it end

BLOG MULCHING EXPERIMENT 1A

offer only wholesome, biblically based courtships, relationships and friendships without selling out to the secular (human) or politically politics, go away.
Things to do at work when not working California, United States
I thought I could get
Tuesday, September 28, 2004
A reluctant salutation
Corollary #2

In the long run, salt the
5) Actually, there are only 4 reasons; this is an excuse.


posted by Kevin Minor @ 4:46 PM 2 comments

If you don't like politics, go away.
It looks like it will be a bleak four
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Verisimilar
blog after finding my 'errant posts' on their own blog look far enough through the list of posts to find the ("Put Meta-blog immortallity amousebaydo at work when not working
1) Write blog posts about what you do when not working.

2) Get a drink of water/randomly
doing
this consulting firm thing, we owe it to ourselves to
not have to be
miserable in neural-net based statistical analysis package my
professor invented (which is open
source code by the way) might be
our first entry way. See, he was about to
start up this if he was in
the Hall of Fame or not.... So anyway,
this is already really long, but yeah I
dunno I'm gonna keep looking for different
data sources to analyze till I move
back to SB. And if you run out of data,
there's always the warm butter of a there's always the warm butter of a
flobular sound wave to keep you company.

There's no Gnome like Palindome,

--CFx xFC

[the foregoing is an email recieved from CyrusFX, Saturday, May 28]

Philosophy in a Nutshell: Part II
Plato and Aristotle turned philosophy away from science. Plato was explicitly wary of the young science, no doubt because his philosophy rejected the veracity of the senses, while, intuitively, science itself starts with observation