Pars

[cottonpicken]

Whats going on with your blog spot how come i cant
get on?

[silverback]

I was wondering the same thing.

[parsley]

Well, I'm finally back online tonight.

Seems some folks don't like Triffid flax comments, or GM comments, so they hacked my blog and "genetically modified" my posts.

Interesting tracing them,too. As you know by now, I'm a bit tenacious.

First night to get my laptop up and running. No direct mail yet, but I can get it online, anyhow. Besides, I have info squirreled away in unbelievable spots. LOL

At least I have a cleansed hardrive minus the little toxic icons hiding in it from a few "trusted" emails. Stuff the ordinary virus protectors don't scrub.

The big commercial desktop got a good cleaning out last week. I learned quite a few things about computers. And companies.

And people.

Yes, I did.

Didja miss my meek posts cott and silver? LOL Pars

[TOM4CWB]

Glad your back!

[parsley]

Did you go on the flax conference call today tom? And how's about an update? Pars

[cottonpicken]

Hell hath no furry like a something,something

But im no congreve,love to here the story though...lol.

[parsley]

I just finished a hands on university course on hacking. LOL

The best part was there were several hackers at the same time. Kinda like a tricky sudoku. But not quite as interesting as the Japanese gay woman lawyer from Japan who fell in love with my picture a year ago.... LOL

And not quite as scarey as some of the emails.

But it's been a slice.

[haveapulse]

Stories, beginning with the Japanese
suitor appear to be most interesting,
however you really should share more
details with us, since you are the only
sleuth digging out details for the
masses.

They would not bother you if you were
not uncovering information they
preferred the world did not know.

You go girl.. and
Thank you.

[parsley]

Not saying much for my femininity, is it. lol

A little time out was good for me.

I looked at Ritz with fresh eyes. Re-decided he's a do nothing for farmers and is only intent on handing over the treasury's golden envelope of ag research money to biotech companies in each province and in turn they will provide electoral financial support back to him with a little of his own money.

Looked at GMO stacked genes in food with re-freshed eyes, and decided they will be way worse than I thought.

And reviewed the Flax Gestapo's position and methods, and wondered why no group of farmers have hung them yet.

I'm feeling mild this morning. Pars