Save Jerseyans:
Lately, some of you may have experienced trouble posting comments on the site.
This isn’t censorship, although of course we reserve the right to flag inappropriate/lewd/unduly malicious comments. The real reason is that our blog’s spam filter has been working a little too well particularly if you are a new visitor (of which I’m happy to report we’ve had hundreds this month).
Just blame the liberals! That’s what we do. The problem is being worked out despite their best efforts to thwart us.
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I noticed that there is not one NJB on your team. What happened boys? James, you need to lose some weight and exercise more. Ask mom and dad to purchase a Caucasian shepherd dog for you. That will keep you fit! Whatever you shouldn't eat like red meat and pork loin, just feed to your Russian beast. Irwin looks like he's playing college basketball. That's good, but what college? Ed, you need to wear a helmet before you lose all sense of being sentient — and you also need to lose some weight. A Causian shepherd may not be up your league. Now, Brian looks like a passive-aggressive type of person, so I would suggest either a big-boned, very dominant Bouvier des Flandres dog from Canada (preferably the working dog rather than the conformation dog) or an imported Black Russian Terrier dog — the bigger, the better with lots of temperament and disposition. If your arms are turn into huge contusions for the first year and a half of the pup's life, it's normal. Just learn to carry around 12" Red Barn braided bully sticks. If any of you do decide on the Russian imports, make sure you possess enough funds to repeatedly replace car windshields. These dominant male canines can teach you a thing or two about humiliation and respect — and, of course, reciprocity. What goes around, eventually comes around. Final note: good luck in caring for mom and dad in their geriatric years. You better keep fit or else you will have problems lifting mom and/or dad onto the you-know-what to do you-know-what. You need to learn about your human side or else you will fail your parents.
This is by far the most peculiar comment ever left on this blog, or any blog, ever. I can hardly follow your senseless rambling. It is almost ironic that on a post regarding the hypersensitivity of our spam-blocker, this comment somehow managed to pass through untouched.