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Wednesday, September 20, 2006
  Naked Nude Orgy
I just wanted to take the time to say what fun it is to write this blog. It's the most fun I've ever had with my pants on -- although I do occasionally blog naked.

So when Google decided to downgrade my blog from a five to a four, I decided I wouldn't let that change anything. I'll just go on bringing you fascinating writers like Leo Tolstoy, Charles Dickens, George F. Kennan, Armand de Caulaincourt and Marcel Proust -- well not him, he's too boring -- but lots of other high-brow kind of authors.

While some other guy might try to resort to cheap tricks to boost his Google ranking, I'm going to just keep on keeping on. "Go with what you know," as they say. You know why?

Because writing this blog is as much fun as a naked nude orgy. I have never been to a naked nude orgy, and I don't know anyone who has been to one, that I know of... Still I feel confident that the amount of fun I have writing this blog is equivalent to or greater than the fun that people have at a naked nude orgy.
 
Comments:
How do you check your Google ranking?
 
I think reading your blog is as much fun as a naked, nude orgy would be, though I, too, have not experienced a naked, nude orgy myself.
BTW - do we need the comma afer naked?
 
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Stephen Hartshorne worked in newspapers and magazines around New England for many years and served as Information Officer in the New Hampshire Senate under Senate President Vesta Roy. He worked as a material handler for nine years at the Yankee Candle Company until the company was taken over by corporate weasels. He is currently the associate editor of GoNOMAD.com, an alternative travel website, which gives him the opportunity to correspond with writers and photographers all over the world. He lives in Sunderland, Massachusetts, with his daughter Sarah, a student at Drew University, and their cat, Dwight D. Eisenmeower. This blog is dedicated to his mom, who made him bookish.

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