We did it for 100 comments, so we might as well do it for 200 comments. Thanks to Bill and Ltbugaf, a year-old post has helped us meet a new milestone: 200 comments.
Congratulations, LtBugAF, for posting comment number 200. You won the grand prize. You should be receiving it in the mail in the future.
Oh my gosh, I’m laughing so hard I can hardly type. You really are going to send me something, aren’t you? By e-mail, perhaps?
Give me some more time to work on my acceptance speech.
“Members of the Academy, I cannot accept this award in good conscience without sharing the glory. Bill, not I, deserves the credit for making the “Elders and High Priests” thread what it truly is—an absolute monstrosity. He never lost his determination: No matter how many times the discussion died a natural death, he continued to beat that dead horse back to life with more epithets and whining. Bill, this one’s for you!”
Whaddaya think? Do I need to mention something about the producers and the studio?
(Incidentally, Kim, why the creative capitalization of my moniker?)
I believe someone is fishing…
For information on my career? For compliments? For controversy? For gifts? For trout?
Crud. So close. #201.
merde alors!
Hey, I was commenter #100 way back when and was promised a gift in the mail. I check my mail box everday–still no gift!
I’ll check with our distribution arm.
LtBugAF
Lieutenant Bug, Air Force?
LightBug, Almost Forty?
:) 2nd, I would say.
I’m proud to be a small part of history. Perhaps someday LT Bug AF will admidt the real status of a career. For example, his real screen name should be sgtbilljarhead.
Bill, the moniker is Ltbugaf. Please try not to make any more typing errors.
By the way, what’s to “admidt”?
Have you noticed that almost no one else on the ‘blog—including you—has revealed his or her occupation?
Lighter Butane Gaffe?
Last Buggy Affordable?
Let The Big Ugly Giants All Fall?
Lightnin’ Bug from American Fork
There’s an American Fork in Virginia?
Not American Fork: Norfolk.
Lévis, Terrebonne, Boisbriand, UQAM, Gatineau: almost foreign.
I hope his name isn’t really “flabgut.”
Do you really think I’ve always lived in Virginia? Where do you suppose I was born?
You know, Mother of All, I really am almost 40.
I know. You posted what years you served your mission in the comments here on OT.
When you threw out the Bloggernacle Code challenge, I read most your comments on OT, Mormanity, Splendid Sun, and a couple other blogs.
Oh my, I feel like such a celebrity.
By the way, Mother of All, you must have taken an awfully long time to get through all that. I’ve had some mighty long exchanges on this ‘blog, and some mighty long ones on Mormanity. If you’re interested enough in me to do all that, well…you need a hobby.
Maybe that is her hobby.
Which is all the more frightening. :)
(Sheesh. Now I have to go find a lawyer to change my last name from “Flagbut” before one of you finds me. :( )