Blogroll Changes

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Two changes on the sidebar:
1) Crash Landing welcomes the Collingwood/Oakeshott scholar Chris Rolliston to our blogroll with his blog A Single World of Ideas; and
2) We've dropped No Treason from the list, because they haven't posted nuttin' since September.

Comments

  1. Chris3:16 PM

    Cheers for the link. By the way, would you know of someone who might post a comment under the name "Nick Danger"? (WHOIS suggests he posts from Northampton Community College.)

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  2. gcallah4:21 PM

    Hah, Chris, I can show you a picture of the fellow right here. An old nemesis of mine.

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  3. TokyoTom8:27 PM

    Chris, one "Nick Danger" is Robert Hahn, a war- and big-government-loving "conservative" behind Freeper and RedState.

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  4. gcallah10:08 PM

    Tom, that's surely a bogus Nick Danger, and I'm sure I've linked to the real one!

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  5. TokyoTom12:29 AM

    Gene, since I'm afraid to quibble, let me ask a question: can you clarify in what sense the Nick Danger you know is an "old" nemesis (and even a nemesis, as opposed to, say, a daughter)?

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  6. gcallah12:41 AM

    I totally deny any knowledge of who that "Nick Danger" daughter of mine is!

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  7. Chris7:31 PM

    Ah, I see, a very suspicious-looking character then...

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  8. Wabulon7:21 PM

    TokyoTom, every daughter is a nemesis.

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  9. Anonymous8:17 AM

    how could my blog be in ur blogroll? whats the requirement? =D

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