collyer
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well collyer... I am not completely sure what you mean?... I have 2 yahoo accounts and see no reason to change... if you know something I do not please shed your grace.
I see and feel things on this internet, It is only a medium in which to travel through, mind and spirit, not so far fetched to me. People will naturally call me crazy and there is a limited truth to this what you may say. People are either open to things beyond the realm of natural thought or not. Then there are the naysayers, some that choose to not accept and reject all that is foreign or seems foreign to them, joe is not like that, I understand there are things beyond this realm we see in the natural world, hidden things mystical and magical things, unspoken things as I speak of here and now, 'Grendel' things. As many here already know, joe is as Grendel, and be him a wild thing. I do ride and damn well LOVE IT !!! You collyer was the first to show me the use of spirit on the net, see what you contributed to?... :BOOOoo WAaaahhh Haaa Ahhhh... heheh... a good time joe doeth have a daily laughter is me. Wooo
BTW, Also has everything to do with riding the SD! abstract thinkers I am recruiting.
Word of the Day for Tuesday, December 2, 2008
bulwark \BUL-wurk; -wawrk\, noun, verb:
1. to defend or protect, serve as a bulwark; shelter
2. a person, thing, or concept that is a defense or protection
3. an embankment of earth or other material used as a defense against a threat; rampart
4. the sides of a ship extending like a fence above the deck level
5. SD.Net, the place where the kewl kids go.
The French eventually prevailed, and Asher and his ally Alex were kicked up north to the town of Siem Reap, where they helped reconstruct the earthquake-damaged Elephant Wall, an infuriatingly complicated Khmer bulwark that had fallen into several hundred pieces some centuries ago.
-- Robert Bingham, Lightning on the Sun
Originally a set of largely structural guarantees applying only against the federal government, the Bill has become a bulwark of rights against all government conduct.
-- Akhil Reed Amar, The Bill of Rights: Creation and Reconstruction
The country has overwhelming importance to America as a strategic ally in a highly volatile Islamic region; indeed, Washington is counting on it to be a bulwark against the spread of Islamic fundamentalism into Europe.
-- Jeffrey E. Garten, The Big Ten: The Big Emerging Markets and How They Will Change Our Lives
For Laura's mother the church, in addition to what spiritual significance it possessed, stood out as a bulwark of civilization in the midst of a still forming, rough frontier culture.
-- John E. Miller, Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder: The Woman Behind the Legend
Today we bulwark an older, liberal-Christian Europe against newer atheistic totalitarian forces.
-- Daniel J. Boorstin, We, the People, in Quest of Ourselves, New York Times, 20207
c.1418, from Middle Dutch bulwerke or Middle High German bolwerc, from bole "plank, tree trunk" + werc "work." The figurative sense dates from 1577.