The Phytophactor has to thank those lovely people at the Online College Blog for posting the Top 100 Botanical Blogs. Yes, these are the sites that put the log in blog. There so many sites here for plant lovers to wallow in that their productivity, social life, and family values will be reduced to nil. What? Of course plant people have social lives! What do you think the birds and bees are all about if not pollination?
Of course the primary reason the Phactor is calling this to your attention is because the Phytophactor is number 20, one of the experts, which is as it should be! Actually modesty prevents me from suggesting a category for myself, the experts' expert, but perhaps this will get corrected the next time around. I'm sure they just didn't know.
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Congrats!
You might want to look at this investigation into the "Online College Blog."
http://sparkleberrysprings.com/v-web/b2/index.php?p=1404
Ah, yes. Thanks for the tip.
Who knew they weren't actually nice people? But the Phactor will take refuge in the philosophy of Capt. Jack Sparrow, who after being told that he must be the worst pirate anyone has ever heard of, said, "Yes, but at least you have heard of me."
Capt. Jack Sparrow comes through with the right words, again. Plus, as Wayne pointed out, no harm has been done. Just a bit of aggravation.
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