| 11 March 2010
Bart has turned over the keys to the blog to yours truly. He'll still stay on staff as a contributor and a most trusted advisor. 
More to come regarding changes...
The era of the Mick has begun.
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written by Nobody , March 11, 2010
Ed, don't ever ask a Mic to wave. You might not like what he waves. (think tubular food product conected to his body
Do we have to start drinking before we comment now?
written by A Non Y Mouse , March 11, 2010
Congrats! So your now the Master? And Bart is now the Minion?
written by Jim W , March 12, 2010
hmmm. Yes, Mouse. Bart is now a minion. A "senior" minion, but still a minion. MUUUUUUUUUAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
I may have to tweek the terms a bit. Let me get good and sauced and I'll come up with something. It IS 5 o clock somewhere.
written by Barthélemy Barbancourt , March 12, 2010
Yeah, well it was time. You guys love the blog and I don't have the time to devote to it anymore.
I don't plan to pull a Brent, but I will be more scarce around here. I also might do more personal or business posts.
written by Elmer , March 12, 2010
Enjoy a break, Bart.
OK, Jim, start by defining who a Mick really is. I come from several lines of Ulstermen. Can I be a Mick, too? Or are Micks all papists?
written by Sequel , March 12, 2010
Bart steps aside because he lacks time.
Why does Jim all of the sudden have spare time?
Can we lose the teal now?
written by Jim W , March 12, 2010
Commonly used a slur against the Irish. I wear it as a badge of honor.
written by A Non Y Mouse , March 12, 2010
personal? Like swimming with the dolphins...personal?
Then I can't wait till St. Patty's Day!....BTW SOUTH PARK is back with a new episode that week.
It's another Ginger episode. Little known fact......Scottsmen hold the highest gene pool for red heads, followed second only by the Irish.
If there's a kid in my future.....he's going to be teased in school, or (she's) one spitfire hellion of a teenager.
written by Barthélemy Barbancourt , March 12, 2010
I'm thinking of talking about some of the changes in my business and what it means to me. We'll see how it pans out.
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