A group of bears can be referred to as a ‘sloth’ of bears.
May 15th, 2008
It can get a little more confusing when you’re talking about the Sloth Bear of course.
Just a quick note… SPAM is getting to me. As of late, I have been having to moderate comments submitted thru this blog. Just to let you know how much… I had to work through 61 comments just this morning. That’s after moderating approx. 34 late last night.
I have calculated that I get between 200 and 240 comments that are spam related per day. So no more…
As of right now, I will be dealing with spam comments by restricting the sending e-mail address or URL. For example; if you have an e-mail address of weekwilled@hotmail.com, it will not be allowed to gain entrance to this blog; even it is meant as a nice comment. This will remove about 85% of the garbage I get each and every day.
If you post a comment, I will review it. If you’re selling something, trying to sell something, thinking that I might buy what you are selling or just plain phishing for suckers that will buy what you are selling, don’t bother. I will not allow that to happen.
If anyone sees something amiss with this policy, let me know. And if you see something that you think is spam and not a comment involving the blog entry, let me know. Your help is greatly appreciated.
As you can tell… I hate people who spam me with crapola!
I’m off on vacation this week, but I will be monitoring the blog. Heck, I might even post some pics of my racing day weekend.
But some people liike SPAM. Its a good substitute for many things, ham, bacon, and pimento loaf. Also, the gelatinous substance that surrounds it is good for lubing your car.
Comment by Deep in the heart of TX — June 2, 2008 @ 9:05 pm
You Texans… Only in a state where hills don’t exist… I hear that Houston is the best city to live in… rated number 1 on someones list… Must be the reason you decided to chime in on this topic…
Comment by UncleMark — June 3, 2008 @ 7:42 am
We don’t need no stinkin lists to tell us Houston is the best city in the country to live in. But thanks to Kiplingers for making my choice to move here all the better. I must be one of them profits.
And, just think of me as a broken doorbell. you never know when I’ll chime.
(yes, I know prophet is mispelled).
Comment by Anonymous — June 3, 2008 @ 10:35 am