Going To War

August 15th, 2007 | Author: Parker Mason

Well, Buzz Canuck has drawn the battle lines in the sand. The cybersand of the interwebs, that is.

We here at BlogCampaigning look forward to competing against the unlinkable Brendan Hodgson and Phillip Jeffrey.

Darren Barefoot, not so much. I’m pretty sure I’d have a way better chance in this tournament if he hadn’t gotten me hooked on this game.

Damn you, Darren.

-Parker

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Tags: Battle, Brendan Hodgson, canada, competition, Darren Barefoot, Phillip Jeffrey

2 Responses to “Going To War”

Brendan Hodgson:

August 28, 2007 at 6:50 pm

Unlinkable or unlikable… and you can’t link to me or is it perhaps you fear to link to me?… Bring it on…:-)
parkernow:

August 28, 2007 at 7:10 pm

Brendan,

What I meant was that every time I tried to link to your blog (by typing in the HTML into Wordpress), Wordpress was automatically deleting the text when I went to view it!
I’ll try and sort this out…but in the meantime: let’s see what you’ve got!

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Going To War

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