Do-It-Yourself

Thanks To Friends At Propeller.com
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Thanks To Friends At Propeller.com

Do-It-Yourself – This one is just a little show of appreciation for those that participate, share stories, vote on stories, visit blogs, and comment on stories submitted at social networking sites like propeller.com. And it's also a shout out to those who put up with all the stories I submit.

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Thanks! I like your stories too!

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Great, I Bookmarked you to my FaceBook.

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Thank you

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You are one of the good guys NC!!!

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Hey not according to some. Some think I submit too many stories. If I actually submitted every blog post I could be submitting you would all hate me!

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I am scared to read your submissions.

I was afraid the page would change. LOL!

I am so glad you are able to bring yourself into your submissions and I do enjoy your humor.

Happy Holiday's!

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Humor? I have humor?

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N C nice piece!

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Thank you as well.

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NC good for you!

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Just thought it needed to be said. We submit stories to a lot of people and ask them to vote. people need to be thanked once in awhile too.

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This made me feel like I was going round in circles.

A bit dizzy.

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Loved it,

Thanx NC!

:o)

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Hey Bronx, I know you don't always agree and i'm still looking forward tom making a post that will make you laugh. you're a hard nut to crack!

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NC;

...but is BB a left nut or a right one???

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I'm ambidextrous.

;o)

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Be glad you're not an octopus, BB..

All those empty arms to fill!

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Your blog visits rose dramatically ever since you use Propeller? That's really cool.

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Hey, I find propeller really works and I tell my friends and my clients they should be here too!

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Good thoughts, namecritic, Pretty much mirrors my own experience. Thanks for sharing the thoughts.

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No problem. I really do appreciate the time people spend to read stories and vote on them.

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Perfect timing for this article. Last night at a face-to-face social gathering, I promoted the idea of propelling. We had been talking about the billions of dollars political candidates spend collectively on getting their messages communicated. Not only is blogging a healthy way to interact, but it is a grass-roots, cost-effective approach to participating intelligently in our democratic process. Thanks for posting this article!

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I think you're right. If an actual candidate came into propeller and let people comment and ask questions and such, they would get votes.

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You're right, they'd also lose votes I'm afraid. That's why a candidate will not come to propeller at this time. There is an uncertainty as to whether or not it would help the candidacy. Propeller pundents are divided much the same as the country finds itself divided. It's a lot easier and takes less courage to address a group of like minded individuals than to expose yourself to the world.

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namecritic, thanks for posting this story, it's great stuff :)

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Thank you all for not blocking me for the number of things I submit!

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And thanks to those of you such as namecritic who has found the time to post interesting articles. I enjoy the input provided by others also. I regret not having the time to submit posts but am always grateful when someone else takes the time, I usually find my views mirrored in there some where.

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Thanks Maijohn.

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MajJohn said, "It's a lot easier and takes less courage to address a group of like minded individuals than to expose yourself to the world."

With this logic then, I guess if a candidate did "expose himself to the world" known as Propeller, one could conclude he/she is not afraid of anything or anyone - i.e. he/she has enough confidence to express truths without fear of being blocked or reported. Wow - I would vote for someone like that!! :-)

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me too ladylou

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Great job!

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Thanks. I really meant it. Thanks for putting up with all my blog posts and stories.

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