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	<title>Comments on: Wow</title>
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		<title>By: Greg</title>
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		<dc:creator>Greg</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 25 May 2005 03:13:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hey Stuart. Damo is an English mate of mine (real- not cyber) and I am sure he found your home on the &#039;net from my page. Ignore his comments - he is mentally unstable, supports Liverpool and plays with lightsabres. I guess this is where I would normally need a smilie, but since I am writing to someone who is British I can leave that out.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;At any rate, I go through some of the same thoughts as you - one thing I wonder when I am blogging: what if the folks at my new job found my web site? Would tales of extreme drunken pub crawls in London or lively debates about &quot;is God just an imaginary friend&quot; colour the perception of me as a person to my collegaues? F*ck em I say but it is actually something that you have to consider when you pour your heart and soul into the cup of the public domain. Especially on the religion thing these days, since I live in the US. You would not believe how people look at you over here if you even debate the existence of God. Annnyway I&#039;ve read (as I am sure you have) stories about people losing their jobs over blog postings. It happens. It is a risk we all have to weigh I guess.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Stuart. Damo is an English mate of mine (real- not cyber) and I am sure he found your home on the &#8216;net from my page. Ignore his comments &#8211; he is mentally unstable, supports Liverpool and plays with lightsabres. I guess this is where I would normally need a smilie, but since I am writing to someone who is British I can leave that out.</p>
<p>At any rate, I go through some of the same thoughts as you &#8211; one thing I wonder when I am blogging: what if the folks at my new job found my web site? Would tales of extreme drunken pub crawls in London or lively debates about &#8220;is God just an imaginary friend&#8221; colour the perception of me as a person to my collegaues? F*ck em I say but it is actually something that you have to consider when you pour your heart and soul into the cup of the public domain. Especially on the religion thing these days, since I live in the US. You would not believe how people look at you over here if you even debate the existence of God. Annnyway I&#8217;ve read (as I am sure you have) stories about people losing their jobs over blog postings. It happens. It is a risk we all have to weigh I guess.</p>
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