Comment Glut - Revisited

No, you would be Phil. E! Sorry Rick. Late night levity has no place on the forum!

Which is precisely why I chose to post from a time zone where it's early evening.

I was just wondering as I see the commenting is down a little in the month of June (most likely due to the good weather, girls and guys out in some very revealing clothing showing just how spankable they really are) and so forth and so on, if the comments from the Poetry contest gets added to the total comments or maybe they already have been?

I love comments and make a few myself but I realize some months are better then others.

Actually, comments were down for a few days, from the last day or two in May, through the first several days in June - but now they're back very close to where they'd been. At the current pace, we'd be well over 3,000 for June, even if below the May figure.

thanks NJ, I usually am quicker on the math but your right, and I should quit whining and use my head instead.

Why use your head for math when you have fingers and toes? It works for me.

What good weather, where? Send it over here please...

Apparently in that part of Scotland there is something blocking the sunshine!! A collossal well rounded bright pink object so I hear!!? Anyone with any ideas what it might be?

Didn't you check the website of the observatory in that area, Arthur? Don't be so damned lazy, you can look up stuff like that.

Supposedly it's a "twin-moon ecplise of the sun," what the local inhabitants call the "pinkish glow phenomenon," it's reportedly both awe-inspiring and fear-inducing in equal measure.

On rare occasions, after there's been this ear-piercing period of shrieking sounds in the air, the ecplise produces a "reddish glow phenomenon" which apparently settles the local residents' nerves with its deep, warm coloration.

It does sound pretty strange, I must admit... --C.K.

That must be it, CK! A twin moons eclipse!! Eyewitnesses have reported that it is BRIGHT PINK in colour! Happens frequently in the North of Scotland apparently!!

PS Doesn't one of our librarians live in that part of Scotland?