The Spearmint threads have been un-stickied

[Black Landlord]

Oh, minty, oy veh (found this looking for an obituary-- can you spot 'mint's entry?)
http://www.peanutmilk.net/en/comments.php

[AlphaDog]

I know! I know!

[Paul F.]

I didn't even need the signature to guess :-) :-(

[GGD]

[quote Black Landlord]Oh, minty, oy veh (found this looking for an obituary-- can you spot 'mint's entry?)
http://www.peanutmilk.net/en/comments.php
They may be shysters, but they're at least honest shysters. They clearly don't censor their reader comments, and they did reply to his comment.

In doing some searching on him, I think he might have been a runner, found what looked like race results for him from the 1980s and 1990s in San Francisco and San Diego.

[Harbourmaster]

Why is it that we have a sticky to tell us that the Stickies have been unstuck? Isn't it obvious when they "magically' disappear from the top of the front page???

[Black Landlord]

I liked these"

# "I made a peanut milk and jelly sandwich and the bread was very soggy. I'm not really sure how I feel about that. I couldn't really eat it. I do think the bottle is very pretty. It has cured my asthma."
Lottie
# "The peanut milk is the fascizzle. I no longer drink anything else. My headlice went away and I am no longer dizzy. Thanks a million!"
Li'l Alchy
# "I found your page from google but i like it so much"
Mortgage Loan

[Lux Interior]

[quote GGD]
In doing some searching on him, I think he might have been a runner, found what looked like race results for him from the 1980s and 1990s in San Francisco and San Diego.
I have found that, when searching for old high school buddies, that this happens a lot. If they ever ran in an organized race, there name is on a list somewhere on the net. THere net presence is nada otherwise.