The video for The Week in Blogs is live at PJTV. So here are the links:
Good question.
True.
Another good question.
Uh… no.
Paging Dr. Howard, Dr. Dean, Dr. Howard.
What girl doesn’t like a nice, big staff?
Dibs!
That’s not true.
You’re going to argue?
Now, find out what it all means on PJTV.
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I find this style of linking to be useless, even counterproductive. I generally can’t be bothered to watch videos of the week-in-review type, because my time is more efficiently spent reading the original material. But I’m also not going to bother following any of 10 different links given virtually no clues to what they’re about. So if this is meant to pique interest in the video, or in what you found important enough to talk about or link to, its a waste of your time and mine.
however, unless you register and or pay for content PJM will now block you. you may no longer view “free content” without giving PJM your personal info. fergit about it. conservatives are not much into being cajoled by you, the state or your financial department’s failed notion of a business plan. good luck with that.
no prob, just pick up what i need on you tube.enjoy the day. call when you get lonely.