Showing posts with label Russ Parker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russ Parker. Show all posts

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Return of Russ

Land of Yajeev readers, I have been waiting a long time to be able say this: our voice has been heard. After abruptly euthanizing his blog, readers of this blog overwhelmingly (by a margin of 4-to-1) cried for Russ Parker's return to the internets. Return he has, and in marvelous form. He has broken his months-long silence with a handful of entries sure to delight!

He inspires me, and he's sure to please you. Please join me in welcoming back to the webisphere the inimitable Russ Parker.

Return of Russ

Friday, August 29, 2008

It was good knowing you, Russ Parker's Blog

True to his word and despite the desperate measures undertaken by loyal LOYers and Russ-lovers everywhere, Russ Parker dismantled his blogsite on August 18, 2008, exactly one year after his most recent post.

In honor of this dark, dark occasion, I will go silent for the rest of the evening.






(the silver lining is that i've taken the liberty of copying all of his blog posts into word documents, so the possibility for an unauthorized version that is immune to russ parker's efforts to self-destruct still remains. don't tell his loyal lawyers.)

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Poll Results: Blog on, Russ Parker


Despite his radio silence on the blogging front (even in the face of pleading for postage by his devoted fans), Russ Parker is in high demand. When asked if Russ Parker should continue blogging, Land of Yajeev readers overwhelmingly responded: Affirmative! In fact, LOY readers were 4 times more likely to say that Mr. Parker should persist in posting his unique blend of literary analysis, political commentary, and whimsical reflection. Further, if my suspicion that one of the "no" votes came from Russ Parker himself holds true, then non-Russ Parkers favor his continued blogging by a recount-immune 8-to-1!

Russ Parker, if you're reading this, I hope you will consider the desires of our mutual readership. On Saturday, it will be exactly one year since your most recent post. Let's not let another year go by before your next 'un.

n = 10

Final tallied poll results:
3 voters selected "yep yep yep yep"
3 selected "oh sure"
2 selected "oh heck yeah"
2 selected "no (don't click this one)"

Sunday, August 3, 2008

UPDATE: Russ Parker: Beyond Salvation?


Despite the persistent efforts of Land of Yajeev readers commenting passionately on this blog and his, Russ Parker has shown no signs of renewed blog activity.

It's not looking good; this from the Google chat archives:

Me: you gonna rethink dismantling Russ Parker's Blog?
Russ Parker: not planning on reconsidering

Thanks to all the readers who have expressed their support for this progressive voice... Unfortunately, I fear his words may be available for an extremely limited time (unless of course, some blogger friend has taken upon him- or herself to dutifully save all of Russ Parker's blogs to his computer such they can reposted at some later date to an unauthorized unofficial Russ Parker's Blog--I'm just saying).

So, head on over to Russ Parker's Blog and soak in all the Russy goodness while you still can.

Let's hope this public figure returns quickly to the limelight. He may just have coulda been The One (for what, I'm not sure).

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Save Russ's Blog


I have caught wind of an unsettling rumor circulating throughout the interwebs. I just hope that it is not too late for us to take action. One of my favorite bloggists and political personalities, Russ Parker, after several months of silence has reportedly decided to officially pull the plug on his blogsite August 18, 2008.

Russ has blogged with great eloquence on such diverse topics as the war in Iraq, the passing of Kurt Vonnegut, yard signs, facebook groups, voting, voter registration, absentee voting, trails in Alabama, and the weather.

You can do your part to keep this behemoth of the blogosphere online!

Please visit Russ Parker's blogsite, read his posts, like what you read (you won't be able to help yourself), and leave your emphatic comments encouraging, begging, cajoling him to keep on blogging on (no threatening entreaties, please). We can only hope that the massive influx of comments will convince him to persist in the art and craft of blogging. Let your voice be heard, so that his may be read for weeks, months, and years to come.



Land of Yajeev readers unite!

Saturday, July 14, 2007

It's not too late!

This for my Alabama readers... there's still five minutes to go before the polls close... not too late to cast your vote for Russell Paul Parker for State Senate.

Do your patriotic duty... and vote fast!!!



Originally Posted: Tuesday, November 7, 2006
(Then) Curent Mood: hopeful
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Update: Power of One Voice

In my previous post, I voiced my support for Parker for President despite the fact that I was not in his Top 8.

I'm pleased to report that the very same day of that post, I found myself ranked fifth on his Top 8.

This demonstrates how important it is to speak out for what you believe in.

Wish indiscriminantly-- you just might get what you wish for.


Originally Posted: Tuesday, August 13, 2006
(Then) Curent Mood: victorious
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Campaign Contribution

I don't usually use my blog space for advertising. However, every once in a while a cause so compelling presents itself that one cannot simply ignore it. This is just such a case.

While I am not typically given to making political endorsements, I encourage all readers to check out www.electrussparker.com and decide for themselves.

This guy is the real deal.

I support him. Even though I'm not in his Top 8.


Originally Posted: Tuesday, August 12, 2006
(Then) Curent Mood: enthralled
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