My brother-in-law moved in with me and my wife temporarily several months ago. He is here as a college student learning English, which in turn helps my wife make the large adjustment from leaving her family, culture, country, and even language behind.

Shortly after he got here I helped him buy a car. To make things simple I put it in my name. I bought it on September 18th, so I was still in the military which gave us a tax break and paid cash for it. It’s nothing special, just something to get him around for the next 6 months to a year. It’s a 1999 Chevy Cavalier. We paid $2,000 cash for it so it was a simple quick purchase. (Well, sorta. He bought a Kia then took it back and got the Cavalier the next day).

We bought it from College Street Auto Sales, which I mention their name cause they should all burn in hell.

Normally I am one who is very easy to get along with. I don’t hold a grudge, I don’t usually just upset without a lot of pushing or antagonizing. There is one person, someone who I have put out of my mind for over 10 years that makes me go against saying all this. Today this person sent me an e-mail telling me that he read about me in the Boston Globe.

Email
charles@charlesebrown.net

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Happy to see that honesty and integrity is still such a part of your life and efforts. Then again, the word “sham” has always been the main part of your efforts.

Read about you in the Boston Globe.

Charles

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As meantioned on ShamSchool.com I meantioned that more information may be found here. I have not got around to doing it yet, but I intend to do so soon.

Someone asked me the other day how many domains I have, when I told him that I own 25 he wanted to know what they all were. Because there were so many I couldn’t remember them all off the top of my head, so I am making this list now so he, and others that are interested know.

Wow! Over the past 3 weeks I have been working on upgrading my server. This includes me downloading everything from the old server, uploading it to the new server, and then making sure all the files have the write permissions set, the databases are in the write place with the pages pointing to the new database and all passwords are correct. Then I have to create every single e-mail again.

Not only do I have to do this once or twice but I have to do it for 25 different domains. Two sites had too many corrupt files and I decided to scratch them and start over. One being RazorNylon.com, my oldest site. The good news was I maintained the database so I was able to keep most of the content I wrote. Lost all the downloads so now I have to re-post all of them.