Six Degrees of Blogspotting

Hemsch got his first snow. Too early, but it didn't hang around too long. I'm sure he's moping watching his newly adopted Buffs get slaughtered by the Horns. Sorry, dude. There's always the Devils (in baseball, that is). Hemsch has never read...

Tim Challies, who could only find one person to go to Petra with him. Tim, I would have gone with you had I been in the Great White North. I may be the only person alive with copies of their first two albums (on cassette, of course--I'm not that old). Also, he provides an incredibly tempting tidbit about having lunch with Richard Abanes. He moves up two spots on my blogroll just so I won't miss this upcoming post--well, that and because of...

Phil Johnson, who is still on a break. As I mentioned in a previous post, even his non-posts get comments--up to 114 now. A strange picture did appear on the blog on the 11th, but nothing since then. He did find time to express his affection for Frank Turk, however...

Speaking of whom, Centuri0n hits a new high point for humor this week with the introduction of the "Shatner tag." I actually tried to reproduce the tag on this blog, but Blogger composer thought it was a real tag, and made it disappear.

Centuri0n's sidekick, Jibbs, tries his hand at funny, with mixed results. His Five Signs you are Truly Regenerate was truly funny, while the sequel Five Signs you are Probably Unregenerate was, unfortunately, just mediocre (with a hint of insulting for good measure).

And finally, Daniel of Doulogos (who is truly regnerate because Jibbs links to him), cuts his hair.