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Missy's Walmart Hoveround Ride
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Posted on 02/05/2011 9:36:58 AM PST by MintyHippo1980
My wife Missy recently broke her foot. A recent trip to Wal-Mart required the use of a motorized wheel chair. Hilarity ensued.
a href=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zr-qTsP-Rk”;>Missy’s Walmart Hoveround Ride</a>
I guess I’ll never learn how to do this. :(
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That wouldn’t be your blog would it? It’s amazing how many bloggers try to score hits at FR.
oh lol you did have it. That’s what I get for starting a reply, getting interrupted for an hour, then coming back and finishing without checking the thread again (facepalm)
No, what’s amazing is how tired I am of this same comment being posted every time I choose to include content from this blog.
It’s not my blog but it is my very favorite blog. I post quite a bit of what this particular blogger writes. I just love it. I think it’s a funny, well-written conservative Christian blog. I post other site’s things, and other Freepers post stuff from the Bloviating Hammerhead blog, not just me.
I hear this same accusation over and over. Could someone please explain to me if I am breaking a rule by posting content I find interesting simply because it often comes from a blog I’m really into? I thought that’s what we were here for - posting stuff of interest and reading stuff of interest.
If I don’t find something interesting, I don’t read it, nor do I or post it. How about you do the same? Or just report me to the site monitors and let them decide if I’m the mastermind behind some kind of secret blog hit-generating scam perpetrated to exploit my other favorite site, Free Republic.
Sorry if I come across as agitated, but this is seriously getting old. God bless you and have a nice weekend.
Thanks anyway, verum ago! I appreciate the help!
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