Regarding "urban legends" below, does circus histroy have a similar organization

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Thank you Buckles Woodcock

I would like to thank Buckles Blog for adding CircusNoSpin to their favorite links with the following words of encouragement:
Buckles said...

I will do that very thing when I see Shannon tomorrow.
After all argumentative people should be entitled to an opinion.

Buckles Blog also listed a neat new feature called "most popular posts." I suggest instead of being "entitled to an opinion", I am entitled to a pc of the box office. If you want a couple of the "most, most popular posts" that evaporated let me know. Just like the American Circus, those were the good old days, and I miss them. Debate is healthy. I'll bet there are a few Lemmings that wished they had not been so "with it and for it". I am sure there were a few Lemmings standing on a rock that said, "hey, get out of that line, all they are doing is drowning !!!" LOL

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Some times things "disappear" or "evaporate" when someone is attempting to "rewrite" history. Does anybody know why that happens?

Courtesy of someone who want's to use the "cute name, Lot Legends." LOL