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If you look up in the left hand corner you will notice that the picture of the Keg Logo (which I need to get back up there) is gone and that I have send me hate mail, and if you browse even further down the left column you will notice there's an addition to Contributors. What someone other than Simon writing? Well not quite yet.

As sometimes you can tell by what can be poor grammar or miss-spellings or other stuff, I am completely averse to proof reading. I write the shit, I look at it while I'm writing it and that's it and occasionally I'll get yelled at for poor grammar, that guy was a loser.

Well after much protesting and begging and mentioning that he's getting hives occasionally; Millsy aka Papa Bear will serve as the token proof reader guy. Granted he'll probably proof read and edit after each post is already up, but he really wants to do it. I have no idea why, proofreading is equivalent to cricket to me, but who am I to argue. Perhaps if he earns his dues I'll even let him post his own views on something. Perhaps.

So I suggest that you send Millsy tons of hate mail daily at Millsy52@gmail.com

Comments

Papa Bear said…

Bring it on ladies (read: Jeff)

7:14 AM

M E T S = Mercifully End The Season

Do it before David Wright gets Hurt!

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