Yes! Finally Friday! This week I’m giving the award to a one time only commenter. Jim Enright commented on the Thank God Chuck Hagel is resigning post:
Chuck saved us Nebraskans the trouble of chucking him out in the senate primary. He would have lost because Nebraska Republicans don’t cotton to phonies like Hagel that run as real Republicans and turn into defeatist, amnesty advocating, Bush bashing, Republican hating, Bloomberg praising RHINOS. Hagel gone? Thank you, Jesus!
I think he says that nicely. Don’t you agree? 
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FYI: We will be traveling to and from Denver this weekend and I don’t anticipate being able to check my blog too much tomorrow once I leave work. So, comment away and know that I am not ignoring you. I look forward to catching up on Sunday evening. Take care and everyone have a fantastic weekend!
BTW, has anyone else notice that when we have to travel oil is always at record highs? Kinda ticks me off.
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5 ?’s for accuracy!
5 ?’s for eloquence!
4 ?’s for for using cotton as a verb, because if I gave you 5 ?’s, you’d think I was sucking up.
Oops! Those question marks are s’posed to be stars. It looked right in the comment field when I was typing it :(.
Hi Kevin,
You are confusing me.
Yet, it’s still early here, so that’s not hard to do. Is this a comment from your blog? If so, link it dude! 
Tammi ~ This week I chose the comment you left me on my MeMe Madness post:
“WHAT COLOR PANTS AND SHOES ARE YOU WEARING?
Pants are gray and shoes are black — ostrich skin! (Shoes are ostrich skin, not pants!)”
I had to chuckle when you made it perfectly clear that you were not wearing ostrich skin pants!
Lol CavMom! Not that there’s anything wrong with Ostrich skin pants.
That quote of the week is fantastic. However, the post is lacking something; KNUT!!!
Ostrich skin pants… hum… that would be a good thing to wear when I tell people that I’m vegetarian. It would really flip out the liberals.
From my “Comment Conundrums” post, Tammi said:
I fear her wrath.
Matthew, on appropriate punishments for child rapists:
Hi Bridget,
It’s amazing how far an ostrich skin pants comment carries.
Well, to be fair, you were practically declaring holy jihad on that blog of yours due to some technical issues. I felt the need to intervene on behalf of all your loyal readers.
As for Matthew — he’s just a good American.
I’d like to nominate our Wyoming politicians and citizens for their uproar at the previews of the coming decision regarding Yellowstone’s winter use plan. The comments are quite lengthy so I’ll throw out an invitation to view them here
Hey Scott,
Thanks for the link — I’ll check it out when we get back from Denver.
Oh, and Bridget, the Boston Terrier puppies are filling in for Knut. You know he will be back though!
Wow, I’m honored with the appellation. And here’s my own submission for best comment:
Woops, screwed up the blockquote again…
(Laughing) Good point, Tammi.
Matthew, that post is ridiculous. I love it - so if someone attacks him, he thinks that everyone else should just watch? Aren’t these the same people who think that we ought to intervene between an abuser and his victim? between an employer and his employees? After all, if Goodyear discriminated based on pay, what business of ours is it?
Sigh….
Matthew, use the
Wow, that didn’t come out at all! Use the keys immediately above your comma and period keys (i.e. shift . and shift ,) to properly blockquote things. Don’t use the [] keys.
oh, hmm….
or maybe…
Thanks Theo
[This comment has been censored by G.W. Bushes evil “Rovian” war machine, please enjoy this easy listening music instead.]
It appears my post above was censored, that darn nefarious G.W. HA!
Hi Guys! I’m back.
The trip went great. We thought of returning home yesterday but didn’t want to fight that super sleepy feeling from not getting much rest on Friday night.
I fixed your blockquotes Matthew.
Thanks so much for keeping the comments hopping while I was away!
(Snorts laughing)
Yes, Matthew, I think you’ve gotten the hang of it.
JKaiser: what an unfortunate turn of events.
Welcome back to Wyoming!
yes yes yes!..heh
Hey thanks Scott! It’s nice to be back. Sometimes when we travel and stay with friends and family, our dogs get treated like dogs and they hate that.
They look at us like, “Why are you in the house, and us outside? Where’s the pet door?” Silly dogs, I wish they weren’t so darn spoiled, but it’s a little to late to do the right thing now.
Thanks Angel!
Your dogs get treated like dogs??? Tammi! Don’t turn into Michael Vick on us!! (Theobromophile family pets are treated like something between adored children and royalty.)
Welcome back. Been quiet without you.
I’ll have to let Jake know that there are other dogs that have to, from time to time, spend a lot of time outside too (as is his case when I’m house/pet sitting and he spends practically the entire day outside).
In the interest of keeping outside animals outside, Jake doesn’t have a “pet door,” though there are times that it would be nice so that one would not have to get up and down to let him in or out all the time.
Hi Scott and Bridget,
I know, it’s a cruel world out there that believes a nice soft dog pillow with a soft blanket that’s been washed with Downey fabric softener added for that special dog free smell, placed inside a garage will do just fine for dogs. What are people thinking?!
We felt so guilty for their dog like treatment that last night when Harley woke up at 1:00 am and came crying at our bedroom door, that we let him in. I told Ted that he would do better tonight and probably make through the entire night.
The pet door is a God send! After they first learned how to use that baby, it was in and out repetitively. They’ve since settled down, but they love their liberty to come and go as they please. Harley was only a year old when we added the pet door. We were debating what size of door, since Daisy is only 17 pounds and Harley was about 50 at the time. So, we purchased a door that was for dogs 20 to 40 pounds. People cannot believe that Harley fits through that sucker, but not only does he fit, he can run through it at about 35 miles per hour when he feels the need. Oh and FYI, Harley is now 65 pounds.
My poor poor doggies are banned from the house. (I think perm.)
http://cavmom.wordpress.com/2007/07/03/grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr/
Oh that is just crazy! We did have a time when Daisy was a baby and ate our furniture. Lucky for her we’d bought it all at a garage sale for $50! That chow is cute.