I read blogs, books and anything else for much the same reasons you do, to digest the good information and use it, so I very much appreciate you stopping by.

Take care buddy!

I appreciated your post on Ron Paul and your opinion. I read and evaluate what people have to say. I’m always looking to improve so hopefully after I leave a blog and read their material I digest the good and utilize it. Hopefully, if there is negative there I leave that and not take that with me.

I thank you for sharing your opinions and I hope you continue with your blogging. The more ideas and thoughts out here, then the more possibility of all of us all growing and improving.

Ok, some posts are just for fun or to spur emotions or what ever intent. It is all interesting and worth it.

Have a great day!

blogcruiser

Considering I’ve used poor grammar and will surely use it again in the future, I see where you’re both coming from blogcruiser and mark. My perspective is that if you’re gonna go through the effort of spamming a bunch of blogs with support of a political candidate, you’d also go through the effort of making sure the text is as persuasive as possible, and to me that means using correct grammar. To each his own though.

Also, it’d be one thing if the comment came on a post I wrote about Ron Paul, however, the comment showed up on my “About” section (which is quite piss poor quality, I’ll admit). If it came on one of the politics related posts on here I would have been more understanding.

Oh, and mark good point on content and passion being more important than spelling…the passion in Ron Paul 4 President’s comment is why I published it in the above post.

Ron Paul 2008!

Although, I wish people would consider utilizing the words virtual and non-virtual over the words real world and not the real world. The internet and activities that take place on it are no less real than using any other tool for communications. The internet is still very much a part of the real world.