Comments on: Who Broke the Internet? http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:05:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Jerry C http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-53 Jerry C Fri, 08 Dec 2006 13:01:38 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-53 Hey, some things don't play the same in faceless communication like blogs as they do in the workplace. Especially a cops workplace. Do you have ant idea how bad we ride each other over anything like that? You might have gotten a few digs and jokes from a few posters for all of five to seven posts. I would have been ridden harder then hell for at least three days. I should know. I've helped ride others for at least that long. :) Hey, some things don’t play the same in faceless communication like blogs as they do in the workplace. Especially a cops workplace. Do you have ant idea how bad we ride each other over anything like that? You might have gotten a few digs and jokes from a few posters for all of five to seven posts. I would have been ridden harder then hell for at least three days.

I should know. I’ve helped ride others for at least that long. :)

]]> By: Bill Myers http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-52 Bill Myers Fri, 08 Dec 2006 06:48:50 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-52 "I felt that this was a less gross and less embarrassing statement then telling them that I had a bad stomach bug and was afraid to move more then ten yards from either of my house's bathrooms. And then I stroll on over to PAD's blog and read Myer's post on his problems of the past two days." So you're telling me that I perhaps revealed a bit too much over at Peter's blog? “I felt that this was a less gross and less embarrassing statement then telling them that I had a bad stomach bug and was afraid to move more then ten yards from either of my house’s bathrooms. And then I stroll on over to PAD’s blog and read Myer’s post on his problems of the past two days.”

So you’re telling me that I perhaps revealed a bit too much over at Peter’s blog?

]]> By: Sean http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-51 Sean Wed, 06 Dec 2006 22:25:46 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-51 Swords are ready, Basker and Ville are waiting unfed by the doors, and my wife is searching for a straightjacket for me for Christmas. All I have to do is not panic every time the doorbell or the phone rings. But Mulligan might be more clever than we gave credit for. It might be a technological virus, that can leap onto a person's skin, infecting him with ever increasing paranoia. CURSE YOU, MULLIGAN! AND YOUR LITTLE DOG, TOO! Swords are ready, Basker and Ville are waiting unfed by the doors, and my wife is searching for a straightjacket for me for Christmas. All I have to do is not panic every time the doorbell or the phone rings. But Mulligan might be more clever than we gave credit for. It might be a technological virus, that can leap onto a person’s skin, infecting him with ever increasing paranoia. CURSE YOU, MULLIGAN! AND YOUR LITTLE DOG, TOO!

]]> By: Jerry C http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-50 Jerry C Wed, 06 Dec 2006 12:04:48 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-50 You see what happens when you let me within ten feet of a good blog when I'm sick and my brain is fried? You get demented conspiracy theories based on bad books and wrestling. And you only have to deal with this for as long as it takes you to read it. My wife has to live with this kinda thing all the time. Is it any wonder EVERYBODY who knows me keeps telling my wife that she's an absolute saint for putting up with me? You see what happens when you let me within ten feet of a good blog when I’m sick and my brain is fried? You get demented conspiracy theories based on bad books and wrestling. And you only have to deal with this for as long as it takes you to read it. My wife has to live with this kinda thing all the time.

Is it any wonder EVERYBODY who knows me keeps telling my wife that she’s an absolute saint for putting up with me?

]]> By: Jerry C http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-49 Jerry C Wed, 06 Dec 2006 11:58:37 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-49 So, I'm sitting around the house unable to do pretty much anything right now. I called in to work and told them that I would be a out with a bit of a flu. I felt that this was a less gross and less embarrassing statement then telling them that I had a bad stomach bug and was afraid to move more then ten yards from either of my house's bathrooms. And then I stroll on over to PAD's blog and read Myer's post on his problems of the past two days. Coincidence? I think not. Mulligan is on the move. And that Mulligan is one sneaky bastard. He told us to beware the 14th. Little did we know he was speaking in code just to throw us off and catch us unawares. December 14, 2006. 12/14/06 1 + 2 = 3, 1 + 4 = 5, 0 + 6 = 6 5/6 = 1.2 1.2/3 = 2.5 2 - 5 = -3 -3 can be said to mean three days and counting. Mulligan made his threat on the first day of the month. Well, countdown 3, 2, and 1 and we've each got a "bug" that we just independently "happened" to catch. And Mulligan is over there on PAD's site gloating. Don't think so? Read between the lines. He says that there's something really bad going around out there. He should know. Then he signs his work by saying that he only has the "flu" to contend with. It's one last code. F = 5, L = 12, & U = 21 21, as we all know, is Blackjack. 5/12. The day that the bug has incubated enough to completely house lock us. The day that we're both well and truly down for the three count. Mulligan likes wrestling. He knows that I like wrestling. He knows that I would get the wrestling heel reference in that. Blackjack Mulligan. The villain. The bad guy of the piece. His admission and his gloat. Clever, Mulligan. Dan Brown would be proud of you. But you're not finished yet, are you. Sean, lock the doors, break out the swords and release the dogs. It's your only chance. I don't know what else he has planned. I can't break the last of his code in time to save you. But, whatever it is he's planning for you, it can't be good. May God have mercy on you, for Mulligan will have none. So, I’m sitting around the house unable to do pretty much anything right now. I called in to work and told them that I would be a out with a bit of a flu. I felt that this was a less gross and less embarrassing statement then telling them that I had a bad stomach bug and was afraid to move more then ten yards from either of my house’s bathrooms. And then I stroll on over to PAD’s blog and read Myer’s post on his problems of the past two days.

Coincidence? I think not. Mulligan is on the move.

And that Mulligan is one sneaky bastard. He told us to beware the 14th. Little did we know he was speaking in code just to throw us off and catch us unawares.

December 14, 2006.

12/14/06

1 + 2 = 3, 1 + 4 = 5, 0 + 6 = 6

5/6 = 1.2

1.2/3 = 2.5

2 - 5 = -3

-3 can be said to mean three days and counting.

Mulligan made his threat on the first day of the month.

Well, countdown 3, 2, and 1 and we’ve each got a “bug” that we just independently “happened” to catch. And Mulligan is over there on PAD’s site gloating. Don’t think so? Read between the lines. He says that there’s something really bad going around out there. He should know. Then he signs his work by saying that he only has the “flu” to contend with.

It’s one last code.

F = 5, L = 12, & U = 21

21, as we all know, is Blackjack.

5/12. The day that the bug has incubated enough to completely house lock us. The day that we’re both well and truly down for the three count.

Mulligan likes wrestling. He knows that I like wrestling. He knows that I would get the wrestling heel reference in that.

Blackjack Mulligan. The villain. The bad guy of the piece. His admission and his gloat.

Clever, Mulligan. Dan Brown would be proud of you. But you’re not finished yet, are you.

Sean, lock the doors, break out the swords and release the dogs. It’s your only chance. I don’t know what else he has planned. I can’t break the last of his code in time to save you. But, whatever it is he’s planning for you, it can’t be good. May God have mercy on you, for Mulligan will have none.

]]> By: Sean the Lousy Typist Scullion http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-48 Sean the Lousy Typist Scullion Sun, 03 Dec 2006 06:13:45 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-48 Actually, I wouldn't have much problem with that if it wasn't for the fact that people like Mike could get a hold of it, so thank you. I should know by now not to work and type, but working master control, you know that the hours drag on by interrupted by brief interludes of being too busy to breathe. Actually, I wouldn’t have much problem with that if it wasn’t for the fact that people like Mike could get a hold of it, so thank you. I should know by now not to work and type, but working master control, you know that the hours drag on by interrupted by brief interludes of being too busy to breathe.

]]> By: Bill Myers http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-47 Bill Myers Sun, 03 Dec 2006 06:07:53 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-47 But my blog is welcome to anyone and everyone, just as is Peter's. His is more popular because he is a well-known and respected writer of comic-books, novels, and television shows, but we both maintain an open-door policy. I'm just not big enough to attract the loonies. For now. If I can ever get <em>The Victory Streak</em> completed and get some attention drawn to it, that could change. Katie thanks you for your diligence in trying not to spill things on her. Oh, and while I consider it a breach of trust to edit anyone's posts except under the most extreme circumstances -- I noticed that you put your e-mail address in the "name" field. Since you've never done that before I surmised it was an accident and changed it. I didn't want your e-mail address displayed for all to see if that's not what you wanted. If you <em>did</em> want to sign your post with your e-mail address, let me know and I'll change it back. But my blog is welcome to anyone and everyone, just as is Peter’s. His is more popular because he is a well-known and respected writer of comic-books, novels, and television shows, but we both maintain an open-door policy.

I’m just not big enough to attract the loonies. For now. If I can ever get The Victory Streak completed and get some attention drawn to it, that could change.

Katie thanks you for your diligence in trying not to spill things on her.

Oh, and while I consider it a breach of trust to edit anyone’s posts except under the most extreme circumstances — I noticed that you put your e-mail address in the “name” field. Since you’ve never done that before I surmised it was an accident and changed it. I didn’t want your e-mail address displayed for all to see if that’s not what you wanted. If you did want to sign your post with your e-mail address, let me know and I’ll change it back.

]]> By: Sean Scullion http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-46 Sean Scullion Sun, 03 Dec 2006 05:21:27 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-46 You know I was sort of thinking along those lines meself. If Peter's site is like the corner bar, loonies included free of charge, your blog could be like an ever-increasing dinner party. And I'll try not to spill anything on the carpet. Or Katie. You know I was sort of thinking along those lines meself. If Peter’s site is like the corner bar, loonies included free of charge, your blog could be like an ever-increasing dinner party. And I’ll try not to spill anything on the carpet. Or Katie.

]]> By: Bill Myers http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-45 Bill Myers Sat, 02 Dec 2006 20:56:53 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-45 Bill, no one can deny you are a good sport. But what the heck is the significance of Dec. 14th? Seriously, I don't get it. Oh, and lest I forget... GODDAMN HITLER-LOVING NEO-NAZI SQUIRRELS! Bill, no one can deny you are a good sport.

But what the heck is the significance of Dec. 14th? Seriously, I don’t get it.

Oh, and lest I forget… GODDAMN HITLER-LOVING NEO-NAZI SQUIRRELS!

]]> By: Bill Myers http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/11/30/who-broke-the-internet/#comment-44 Bill Myers Sat, 02 Dec 2006 20:53:22 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=33#comment-44 I do feel the sense of loss and disconnect when Peter's blog goes blooey, but no, it isn't odd. It's become something of a community. I'm starting to feel like my own blog is becoming the same sort of thing, what with an ever-increasing number of regular posters. It's a good feeling. I do feel the sense of loss and disconnect when Peter’s blog goes blooey, but no, it isn’t odd. It’s become something of a community.

I’m starting to feel like my own blog is becoming the same sort of thing, what with an ever-increasing number of regular posters. It’s a good feeling.

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