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"Your guilty conscience may move you to vote Democratic, but deep down you long for a cold-hearted Republican to lower taxes, brutalize criminals, and rule you like a king." -Sideshow Bob, the Simpsons. "Spiritous beverages are hereby prohibited in Springfield under penalty of catapult."

Sunday, July 31, 2005

BuffaLaw

So I'm going to be posting at a new blog, created by a number of bloggers upset with the high mindedness of the CUBlawg (strange enough though, I'm also going to be posting there as well!) Check out the link. www.buffalaw.blogspot.com

Bronco Traning Camp started this week as well. I have yet to make my annual pilgrimage to Dove Valley (previously Greeley) to soak in the training camp vibe, but i plan to do it soon. I'll probably be in the minority here, but I think that the Bronocs are the dark horse team in the AFC (and that is not just the homeritis in me). They made the playoffs last year despite horrendus injury problems, and have since added depth to the secondary, revamped the D-Line (i believe in the Brown transfers) and finally addressed the return game with this kid Williams. Put me down on record, the Bronocs will sneak in and steal the AFC WEst this year. 12-4

7 Comments:

Blogger naechstehaltestelle said...

I'm merely asking out of curiosity...by high mindedness, do you mean the suggestion to censor comments?

8:18 PM  
Blogger naechstehaltestelle said...

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8:19 PM  
Blogger notjustlaw said...

It was more of the feeling I got from the DU Law 4 Ever Guy and the others agreeing with my questioning of the decision. Reading their posts gave me the feeling they wanted a new blog becuase of high mindedness. And a sense that others didn't belong (as the invitation to blog within the collective seemed to be guarded). I wrote the comment, but didn't actually care (as I'm writing for both now.)

But for the record, I thought the suggestion to censor comments on a collective blog for CU law students was iditotic.

9:23 PM  
Blogger notjustlaw said...

And also a bit high minded (I hate using this word, but since I picked it...) since the suggestion came right after a post about cleaning up blogs to make them AWARD worthy. Who is actually writing to win awards?

9:31 PM  
Blogger naechstehaltestelle said...

Well, I don't think that the cublawg was meant to be in any sense exclusive, but I also agree that censoring comments is not a good idea. God knows with me as either a poster or commenter, no one is getting any awards :)

9:35 PM  
Blogger naechstehaltestelle said...

PS, I deleted that comment before because I accidentally posted twice. D'oh!

9:36 PM  
Blogger cublawg said...

For the record: the invitation to blog within the collective is only guarded because we're slow on the uptake and don't necessarily realize when there's new bloggers/commenters in town. That and the fact that a quick look at the "members" tab in the blog administration tool will reveal who half of its members are.

2:41 PM  

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