wait, no … click HERE to snooze -> X … nope, didn’t work … try clicking here (X) … gosh, it worked just a minute ago, let’s try one more time … click here to snooze -> X

it’s not working now, just one of those things that do not work when everyone is watching

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what is correct

• you are a your
• you’re a you are
• your a your
• your a you’re
• you are a your are

He is invisible.

His power is channeled through mega-congregations like Blogspot, Livejournal, WordPress and many more smaller assemblies. His word is spread through blog posts around the web and around the globe. Billions and billions of posts.

Even though Blog God is invisible, his power is felt everywhere.

I was thinking of having publicly accessible customer reviews on this site. Then I changed my mind. Why have people post negative reviews of my stuff directly on the site where my stuff is. No one does that. So, I created a bunch of users myself and posted comments and reviews in their name. Tom, Sarah, Steve, Juan, Roger, Park, Jessica and others (wink wink) are totally cool people. They love my stuff and they love it all the time. Boy are they positive in their reviews. I love them too.

I think that Yoga came first. First someone started practicing an uncommon new type of extreme stretching and lying around in peculiar poses with flashes of exercises. They called it Yoggggga. That eventually (through centuries) evolved into the word we know today, which is Yoga. Many attempted this new type of extreme stretching and lying around in peculiar poses with flashes of exercises. It became a lifestyle with many followers and a budding accessories market (mats, bricks, pants, etc.). There were many individuals who tried Yoggggga (I still like the traditional spelling) but were not trained properly or were just not very coordinated. They would get sore while performing  Yoggggga and sometimes they would even get hurt. These people then created a mock name for Yoggggga (or Yoga) which is Yoghurt. And this name has stuck until today. Yoghurt (Yoga+hurt=Yoghurt). Later, this word was also used to describe a dairy product produced by bacterial fermentation of milk (definition from Wikipedia).

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