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Discussion in 'Technology' started by improtected, Aug 7, 2007.

  1. improtected

    improtected New Member

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    i have someone beating down my door to add me to their webring. i don't understand how this would help me considering that
    1. she is in another part of the country
    2. i do not have an on-line store - i mean, i do, but i don't think she wants to link to that i think she wants to link to my articles and resources.

    i can't see how someone who types in 'fibromyalgia' in TN would benefit from my website in AL.

    am i missing somthing here? do any of you know anything about this?
     
  2. Dwaine Scum

    Dwaine Scum New Member

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    sounds like someone looking for a way to up webstats
     
  3. ucicare

    ucicare Active Member

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    reciprocal links can increase your web presence ion a search engine.

    ...and add tons of spam.

    You decide.
     
  4. improtected

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    that's pretty much what i figured. i have enough spam already - in fact, i've recently been getting some very ... interesting emails. wonder who i have to thank for that?
     
  5. ucicare

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    I wouldn't spam my worst enemy, much less my friends.

    I am getting a lot of junk lately as well. So either Fugly sold our address (not likely) or a certain mutual acquaintence is punishing us for our acts of kindness.

    I choose door number 2.
     
  6. phatboy

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    Maybe you two should join forces. Then as barry talks to them Imp could work her magic.

    This could be ya'lls sign.....

    "The new you"
    "Alabamas Finest physio/psychotherapy Center"
    "Well she's fine anyways"

    :)
     
  7. improtected

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    well that puts an interesting spin on things. the only one who's smart enough to figure that out has sent me a warning recently about a patient.. regarding violence. guess it's a duty to warn. it's always the ones who seem so sweet.
     
  8. improtected

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    you're such a doll. but unfortunately we make better pen pals than working buddies. don't you think, big bear? ( he doesn't have to feel the wrath of my temper that way )
     
  9. ucicare

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    When the Hymalayn peasant meets the He Bear in his pride, he shouts to scare the monster, who often turns aside. The female thus accosted rends the peasant tooth and nail, for the female of the species is more deadly than the male.

    Pen pal is good.

    That way I can't make a fool of myself by begging for another belly dance, and you won't have to clean my eyes from under your fingernails.



    PS - If any of my grandkids ever call me Big Bear, I'm coming after you.
    I was called "Big B" as a kid. It was derogatory, and I was always very embarrassed by it. Once I ventured out and used just the "B" part as a way to make the negative a positive. It turned out to be a good thing overall.

    So now you know.


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  10. improtected

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    glad to assist in turning a frown upside down.
    I
     
  11. improtected

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    wait a minute - i hope you were being sarcastic because i'm trying desperately to search my hormone deprived memory to remember if i did actually belly dance for you...
     
  12. ucicare

    ucicare Active Member

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    Well hello no you didn't belly dance for me.

    Probably for the best. There is just so much and old dudes heart can take.
     
  13. improtected

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    well, hell - i don't know. those were some crazy times.. i can't even remember yesterday which is why i had to question that.
     

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