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   big dan said on 12/16/2006 @ 9:06pm PT: [Permalink]

   Working for nothing…AND LOVIN’ IT!!! (Get Smart)

   When do you think they’ll shut down the internet(s)?

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   Larry Bergan said on 12/17/2006 @ 2:33am PT: [Permalink]

   I wonder if TIME thinks that’s a good or bad thing!

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   Martha McLaughlin said on 12/17/2006 @ 3:54am PT: [Permalink]

   Congratulations Brad. You deserve it!!!
   You’ve worked so hard to get the facts out, where mainstream media has failed us miserably.
   You and all the other progressive bloggers out there are our only hope of saving this democracy.
   Thanks,
   Martha McLaughlin
   Massachusetts

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   BOB YOUNG said on 12/17/2006 @ 6:10am PT: [Permalink]

   Time must have turned over a new leaf. 😉

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   czaragorn said on 12/17/2006 @ 6:24am PT: [Permalink]

   Congratulations Brad! It’s nice to see all your hard work recognized. Now let’s press on, and drive a stake through the slimy, corrupt heart of the beast that is this “administration” before it manages to slither away! Thank you for your profound commitment.

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   GWN said on 12/17/2006 @ 11:04am PT: [Permalink]

   🙂

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   des said on 12/17/2006 @ 1:01pm PT: [Permalink]

   hey, YOU — and i mean YOU! — don’t forget to give yourself a pat on the back for being Person of the Year, for ‘seizing the reins of the global media’ and ‘beating the pros at their own game’!

   Two things:

   If you can read this, thank a TEACHER.

   Secondly, for being allowed to read this, thank a VETERAN.

   These two groups of selfless Americans are the foundation and the support structure for all of the freedoms we have.

   And if you are a teacher or a veteran… may God bless you and keep you and your loved ones. Thank you for the work you have done and continue to do to make this country great.

   Lastly, congratulations to all of you — and that means YOU, too — for the work you’ve been doing and will continue to do in the new year.

   YOU truly deserve this recognition as Person of the Year!

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   Beth said on 12/17/2006 @ 3:00pm PT: [Permalink]

   Very clever.
   Wish I’d thought to do that!

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   gtash said on 12/17/2006 @ 3:20pm PT: [Permalink]

   Only one thing, Brad: bloggers don’t read the mainstream media. I was having some work done on my car the other day and saw the magazines on the table in the customer waiting area–Field and Stream, Entertainment, Redbook, and uh–Time. Oh yeah, there was a WatchTower too. Let’s just say I did not so much as glance at Time–haven’t in about 7 years.

   But you certainly deserve recognition for doing good work and building a keen-eyed following.

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    JUDGE OF JUDGES said on 12/17/2006 @ 4:21pm PT: [Permalink]

    I’m going to pat myself . . . . . but not on the back 🙂 (-: . . .

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    big dan said on 12/17/2006 @ 4:24pm PT: [Permalink]

    JOJ: LOL!

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    Larry Bergan said on 12/19/2006 @ 5:17pm PT: [Permalink]

    WHAT IN THE WORLD IS GOING ON

    Is anybody else in the country seeing this. MSNBC looks terrible lately. All day yesterday, it looked like it was being broadcast over an extremely bad internet connection, (even the commercials). It literally looked like an MPEG video blown up from a resolution of 320X200.

    All the other stations were just fine including FOX and CNN which are on either side of MSNBC. I have Comcast cable because I am not allowed to have satellite at my condominium. Was Comcast making sure Keith Olberman looked horrible the night he was reshowing the special comments. Comcast was found to be blocking E-mails that it didn’t want sent, so this isn’t so far out there.

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    gspence said on 12/24/2006 @ 12:39pm PT: [Permalink]

    good work, Brad–but ‘ewe’ left someone else out!

    see link–

    http://gspence1173.wordpress.co...the-year-2006/

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    A Concerned Citizen said on 2/25/2007 @ 3:26pm PT: [Permalink]

    Wow, I totally missed this, must have been getting ready for Christmas. Congratulations, you sure deserve the recognition, Brad.

    If we somehow overcome the voting corruption in time to save the 2008 election, you will deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. No shit.

    Thank you for your tireless work and dedication.