This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
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This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
No post in 1 week - bold
No post in 2+ weeks - italics
1. Sprots
2. Pea
3. Marley
4. Skoop
5. earendel
6. lb13
7. Beebs
8. Cal
9. silvercamaro
10. aj
11. Bixby
12. BDM
13. Barbarella
14. Saucy
15. ghostjmf
16. BiT
17. etaoin
18. Amaz
19. KT
20. mini (up 1)
21. JBG (down 1)
22. PSM
23. Sir G
24. starfish
25. TBone
26. Eyegor
27. Corn
28. Appa
29. aussie
30. BobJuch
31. Dr J
32. Kay
33. Linus
34. christie
35. mrkelley
36. tribe
37. flock
38. ging
39. tmitsss
40. Harv
41. tgirl
42. Buffacuse
43. HFJai
44. takinover
45. wbtravis
46. Bob78164
47. Ace
48. nitrah
49. indigo
50. MACRAE
51. Rexer
52. jeemie
53. MMFF
54. tubadave
55. ulysses (up 1)
56. Kazoo (down 1)
57. RJS
58. kidtejas
59. TR
60. TiV
61. rubbersnail
62. gsn
63. Tocque
64. Snaxx
65. SSS
66. goongas
67. renovator
68. NE1410S
69. gsabc
70. AD
71. rob wilson
72. wild bill
73. Booch
74. Fanny
75. Timsterino
76. toeth
77. macsdaddy
78. kusch
79. Nelly (up 1)
80. dodgersteve (down 1)
81. BeeMan
82. Spock
83. vails
84. vandal
85. RevDodd
86. oldernow
87. gretagarbo
88. ScrabbleTed
89. melly
90. Tanstaafl
91. Confessor
92. Weasel
93. wintergreen
94. DaveSenior (He did post in the Lifeboat last month though!)
95. John9826
96. moon
97. Chase1207
98. plasticene
99. peter5858
100. hermillion
No post in 2+ weeks - italics
1. Sprots
2. Pea
3. Marley
4. Skoop
5. earendel
6. lb13
7. Beebs
8. Cal
9. silvercamaro
10. aj
11. Bixby
12. BDM
13. Barbarella
14. Saucy
15. ghostjmf
16. BiT
17. etaoin
18. Amaz
19. KT
20. mini (up 1)
21. JBG (down 1)
22. PSM
23. Sir G
24. starfish
25. TBone
26. Eyegor
27. Corn
28. Appa
29. aussie
30. BobJuch
31. Dr J
32. Kay
33. Linus
34. christie
35. mrkelley
36. tribe
37. flock
38. ging
39. tmitsss
40. Harv
41. tgirl
42. Buffacuse
43. HFJai
44. takinover
45. wbtravis
46. Bob78164
47. Ace
48. nitrah
49. indigo
50. MACRAE
51. Rexer
52. jeemie
53. MMFF
54. tubadave
55. ulysses (up 1)
56. Kazoo (down 1)
57. RJS
58. kidtejas
59. TR
60. TiV
61. rubbersnail
62. gsn
63. Tocque
64. Snaxx
65. SSS
66. goongas
67. renovator
68. NE1410S
69. gsabc
70. AD
71. rob wilson
72. wild bill
73. Booch
74. Fanny
75. Timsterino
76. toeth
77. macsdaddy
78. kusch
79. Nelly (up 1)
80. dodgersteve (down 1)
81. BeeMan
82. Spock
83. vails
84. vandal
85. RevDodd
86. oldernow
87. gretagarbo
88. ScrabbleTed
89. melly
90. Tanstaafl
91. Confessor
92. Weasel
93. wintergreen
94. DaveSenior (He did post in the Lifeboat last month though!)
95. John9826
96. moon
97. Chase1207
98. plasticene
99. peter5858
100. hermillion
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
Congrats, mini and Uly!
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
littlebeast13 wrote:No post in 1 week - bold
No post in 2+ weeks - italics
1. Sprots
2. Pea
3. Marley
4. Skoop
5. earendel
6. lb13
7. Beebs
8. Cal
9. silvercamaro
10. aj
11. Bixby
12. BDM
13. Barbarella
14. Saucy
15. ghostjmf
16. BiT
17. etaoin
18. Amaz
19. KT
20. mini (up 1)
21. JBG (down 1)
22. PSM
23. Sir G
24. starfish
25. TBone
26. Eyegor
27. Corn
28. Appa
29. aussie
30. BobJuch
31. Dr J
32. Kay
33. Linus
34. christie
35. mrkelley
36. tribe
37. flock
38. ging
39. tmitsss
40. Harv
41. tgirl
42. Buffacuse
43. HFJai
44. takinover
45. wbtravis
46. Bob78164
47. Ace
48. nitrah
49. indigo
50. MACRAE
51. Rexer
52. jeemie
53. MMFF
54. tubadave
55. ulysses (up 1)
56. Kazoo (down 1)
57. RJS
58. kidtejas
59. TR
60. TiV
61. rubbersnail
62. gsn
63. Tocque
64. Snaxx
65. SSS
66. goongas
67. renovator
68. NE1410S
69. gsabc
70. AD
71. rob wilson
72. wild bill
73. Booch
74. Fanny
75. Timsterino
76. toeth
77. macsdaddy
78. kusch
79. Nelly (up 1)
80. dodgersteve (down 1)
81. BeeMan
82. Spock
83. vails
84. vandal
85. RevDodd
86. oldernow
87. gretagarbo
88. ScrabbleTed
89. melly
90. Tanstaafl
91. Confessor
92. Weasel
93. wintergreen
94. DaveSenior (He did post in the Lifeboat last month though!)
95. John9826
96. moon
97. Chase1207
98. plasticene
99. peter5858
100. hermillion
How much did nelly and mini pay?
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
NellyLunatic1980 wrote:I actually moved up!
Congrats, mini and Uly!
Way to act coy! I will enjoy doing business with you more often.....
Show me the #&*(@ money!
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Governor Blago wrote:NellyLunatic1980 wrote:I actually moved up!
Congrats, mini and Uly!
Way to act coy! I will enjoy doing business with you more often.....
Did you still need the name of that barber at Joliet? Jake and Elwood recommend him too. And he doesn't have a curling iron either.
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
Good for DaveSenior that he only needs a Lifeboat for posting, these days (IIRC).
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Dan's money is obviously better than mine.
"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. "
Benjamin Franklin
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But who expected mini to pay off Governor Blago?kayrharris wrote:Dan's money is obviously better than mine.![]()
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
kayrharris wrote:Dan's money is obviously better than mine.![]()
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That bad-haired bastard! I'll buy the prison he ends up in and have him scraping asbestos out of the basement with a toothbrush.....
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
Bribes for rankings edition - Excellent title especially since I live in Illinois.
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geoffil wrote:Bribes for rankings edition - Excellent title especially since I live in Illinois.
You are just 4 posts away from 1,000 lifetime now!
If Dimmzy were around (2 posts away from 1K) you could have a race.....
lb13
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
How much will it cost to get me into the top 50?
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.
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If you find out let me know...I've been at 51 for half my adult life, I think.ulysses5019 wrote:How much will it cost to get me into the top 50?
Enough already. It's my fault! Get over it!
That'll be $10, please.
That'll be $10, please.
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Rexer25 wrote:If you find out let me know...I've been at 51 for half my adult life, I think.ulysses5019 wrote:How much will it cost to get me into the top 50?
I'll wave as I pass you.
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.
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Thanks as always for doing this, LB.

#5 reminded me of Obscenely Rich Bastard.
So I’ve owned this precious little bundle of puppy for 5 days now and I love it…despite the obvious early challenges of puppy ownershiphood:
1. Loves to wake up at 8:00am with an incredible amount of energy. Since I am recently out of school I’m not really into the waking up early thing right now.
2. Eats everything and anything he finds on the ground…including network cables
3. Has huge bursts of energy and instant crashes always at the wrong times.
4. Pees whenever he feels like it…unfortunately not always outside.
5. Likes to hold sticks in his mouth like a cigar. I try to tell him it’s not very puppy like and a bad example to his peers.
Of course the good things make it soooo worth it for me such as how much the cat fears my ferocious little beast. Ahhh…I hate that cat…

#5 reminded me of Obscenely Rich Bastard.
So I’ve owned this precious little bundle of puppy for 5 days now and I love it…despite the obvious early challenges of puppy ownershiphood:
1. Loves to wake up at 8:00am with an incredible amount of energy. Since I am recently out of school I’m not really into the waking up early thing right now.
2. Eats everything and anything he finds on the ground…including network cables
3. Has huge bursts of energy and instant crashes always at the wrong times.
4. Pees whenever he feels like it…unfortunately not always outside.
5. Likes to hold sticks in his mouth like a cigar. I try to tell him it’s not very puppy like and a bad example to his peers.
Of course the good things make it soooo worth it for me such as how much the cat fears my ferocious little beast. Ahhh…I hate that cat…
-- In Iroquois society, leaders are encouraged to remember seven generations in the past and consider seven generations in the future when making decisions that affect the people.
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
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SportsFan68 wrote:Thanks as always for doing this, LB.
#5 reminded me of Obscenely Rich Bastard.
So I’ve owned this precious little bundle of puppy for 5 days now and I love it…despite the obvious early challenges of puppy ownershiphood:
1. Loves to wake up at 8:00am with an incredible amount of energy. Since I am recently out of school I’m not really into the waking up early thing right now.
2. Eats everything and anything he finds on the ground…including network cables
3. Has huge bursts of energy and instant crashes always at the wrong times.
4. Pees whenever he feels like it…unfortunately not always outside.
5. Likes to hold sticks in his mouth like a cigar. I try to tell him it’s not very puppy like and a bad example to his peers.
Of course the good things make it soooo worth it for me such as how much the cat fears my ferocious little beast. Ahhh…I hate that cat…
LOL, that is cute!
If ES drew portraits of Merry Men, that would be his inspiration for ORB.....
lb13
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If I haven't made it past the deadwood by now, then I never will. Yes, it's that time again, time for me to start conserving my posts.
Here's to ontopicosity!
Here's to ontopicosity!
We, the HK Brigade, do hereby salute you, Marley, for your steadfast devotion to ontopicosity. Well done, sir!
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But I don't WANT to go up! How much should I pay to leave the 26th spot blank until I can recapture it?.................
Bloop bloop
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WheresFanny wrote:If I haven't made it past the deadwood by now, then I never will. Yes, it's that time again, time for me to start conserving my posts.
Here's to ontopicosity!
To hell with ontoicosity.....
I want the fourth generation Fanny answering my LS games next month.....
lb13
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition

Man Against Little Beast
July 19, 2008
On a beautiful Saturday afternoon in San Diego,California Keeper Brad bravely walked into the Panda exhibit to perform his daily task of setting out fresh bamboo for Momma Panda Bai Yun.
Bai Yun had gone into her den when she was called but Zhen Zhen did not respond. She had other plans.
You see, today was a special day.
Today Bad Baby Panda Zhen Zhen would attempt to remove Keeper Brad's shoe.
I am not sure if Bai Yun was in on this;
I saw her communicating with Zhen Zhen in the corner of the exhibit shortly before she went in, and Zhen Zhen scurried up the tree to hide from the keeper.
Her attempt at getting the shoe was almost successful, But in the end when reason and bribes failed to talk her out of it Keeper Brad had to put her on time out.
She resurfaced later from the den pretending nothing had happened.
Keeper Brad survived the ordeal, although he may have a love bite on one of his legs.
-- In Iroquois society, leaders are encouraged to remember seven generations in the past and consider seven generations in the future when making decisions that affect the people.
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
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The Carp wrote:But I don't WANT to go up! How much should I pay to leave the 26th spot blank until I can recapture it?.................
Send me about $50,000 and I'll see to it the governor gets it....
I'll send you the change in stamped ones.....
lb13
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My little beast would NOT let me put her fairy dress on her....so I bribed her with candy....ha ha. Works every time.
-- In Iroquois society, leaders are encouraged to remember seven generations in the past and consider seven generations in the future when making decisions that affect the people.
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
But I was trying to conserve so that Fanny III could play!littlebeast13 wrote:WheresFanny wrote:If I haven't made it past the deadwood by now, then I never will. Yes, it's that time again, time for me to start conserving my posts.
Here's to ontopicosity!
To hell with ontoicosity.....
I want the fourth generation Fanny answering my LS games next month.....
lb13
We, the HK Brigade, do hereby salute you, Marley, for your steadfast devotion to ontopicosity. Well done, sir!
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I found a crested wung at school today. Its habitat had been ripped up by the construction, so I took it home. I tried to release it into my yard, but it scratched at the window and yowled pathetically. I let it in. It’s getting on swimmingly with my cats, and ate all the pickles I packed in my lunch. A very cute little beast.
. . .
I am not such a base character as to bribe you, but if you promise to prepare the tea with herbs, not bags, I’ll contemplate making the promise you’ve been working so hard to attain.
-- In Iroquois society, leaders are encouraged to remember seven generations in the past and consider seven generations in the future when making decisions that affect the people.
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
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Re: This weeks rankings- Bribes for rankings edition
Blogs are never-endlingly amazing.
Here's the image:

Here's the part about bribes:
Google sees privacy threats
By Eric Auchard
Wed Aug 9, 6:38 PM ET
SAN JOSE, California (Reuters) - Web search leader Google Inc., which stores vast amounts of data on the Web surfing habits of its users, sees government intrusions rather than accidental public disclosures of data as the greatest threat to online privacy, its chief executive said on Wednesday. [...]
'Unless, of course, you're talking about the Chinese government, in which case we'd like to say they are fantabulous and kind and always smile broadly at us and have such lovely, thick black hair! Super-duper folks, those Chinese! No, what we're talking about are the governments that don't require us to pay what amounts to huge bribes to operate in their countries. THOSE are the really dangerous ones, you know. Just can't trust them an INCH. Sure, the Chinese can look at anything they want, anytime they want, but they're not the least bit dangerous to us. Especially after we make sure nothing bad gets through. Nope--no Falun Gong for us! Strictly business, you know--we've got to be there when the masses of Chinese people want to use a search engine. I mean, they're gonna use SOMEthing, right? Why not Google, we say! But AMERICA! Oooh, buddy--THERE'S your problem.'
Anyway, to paraphrase the old joke, we've determined what Google is (along with Yahoo! and Microsoft) , all we're doing now is negotiating the price.
And here's the part about little beasts:
And so--
Up Saturday, put on clothes, go downstairs, go outside, see that no one has dared touch my precious rear wheelless heap, survey what must be done during the day.
Set in to work.
Finish getting rear calipers bolted on, install new pads, put wheels back on, remove jackstands, lower car. It all sounds so very easy--and when you get right down to it, each of the individual tasks IS easy. However, when you have all of them to do in sequence, and you keep having to interrupt the flow of work when you realize you left your 14mm wrench on the other side of the car, and you have to get up and go around and get it and then come back and then you realize you also need your hammer and you have to go get that, well, all of that combined gets to be somewhat fatiguing.
I need a monkey.
Nice little beast to go get me stuff that I forget. Of course, monkeys tend to poop on things. And I don't know how you'd train one to get you a pair of slip joint pliers instead of a pair of wire pliers. And they'd be screeching and chittering when they weren't doing something. And they'd probably want to lick up antifreeze. . . .
Here's the image:

Here's the part about bribes:
Google sees privacy threats
By Eric Auchard
Wed Aug 9, 6:38 PM ET
SAN JOSE, California (Reuters) - Web search leader Google Inc., which stores vast amounts of data on the Web surfing habits of its users, sees government intrusions rather than accidental public disclosures of data as the greatest threat to online privacy, its chief executive said on Wednesday. [...]
'Unless, of course, you're talking about the Chinese government, in which case we'd like to say they are fantabulous and kind and always smile broadly at us and have such lovely, thick black hair! Super-duper folks, those Chinese! No, what we're talking about are the governments that don't require us to pay what amounts to huge bribes to operate in their countries. THOSE are the really dangerous ones, you know. Just can't trust them an INCH. Sure, the Chinese can look at anything they want, anytime they want, but they're not the least bit dangerous to us. Especially after we make sure nothing bad gets through. Nope--no Falun Gong for us! Strictly business, you know--we've got to be there when the masses of Chinese people want to use a search engine. I mean, they're gonna use SOMEthing, right? Why not Google, we say! But AMERICA! Oooh, buddy--THERE'S your problem.'
Anyway, to paraphrase the old joke, we've determined what Google is (along with Yahoo! and Microsoft) , all we're doing now is negotiating the price.
And here's the part about little beasts:
And so--
Up Saturday, put on clothes, go downstairs, go outside, see that no one has dared touch my precious rear wheelless heap, survey what must be done during the day.
Set in to work.
Finish getting rear calipers bolted on, install new pads, put wheels back on, remove jackstands, lower car. It all sounds so very easy--and when you get right down to it, each of the individual tasks IS easy. However, when you have all of them to do in sequence, and you keep having to interrupt the flow of work when you realize you left your 14mm wrench on the other side of the car, and you have to get up and go around and get it and then come back and then you realize you also need your hammer and you have to go get that, well, all of that combined gets to be somewhat fatiguing.
I need a monkey.
Nice little beast to go get me stuff that I forget. Of course, monkeys tend to poop on things. And I don't know how you'd train one to get you a pair of slip joint pliers instead of a pair of wire pliers. And they'd be screeching and chittering when they weren't doing something. And they'd probably want to lick up antifreeze. . . .
-- In Iroquois society, leaders are encouraged to remember seven generations in the past and consider seven generations in the future when making decisions that affect the people.
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller