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Cojak doesn't post on Facebook a lot, but he said several weeks ago that their wheel estate (RV) was going to be in the shop for a while, and he wouldn't have internet. He & his wife have posted occasionally and she said they should be back in NC sometime in March. (Since he is such a regular here, I don't think he'd mind my sharing that.) So it looks like he should be back soon... More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name

Uncle JD...WHO?

Re: Uncle JD...WHO?

Anybody that messes with Cojak, by far the nicest guy who posts here, needs to have their head examined with a ball peen hammer.

It was a long-time poster who should know better. It almost makes me wonder if something really tough was going on in his life, because it all seemed very out of character for him. I have no idea though. He's since claimed he's left the forum.

We appreciate you Cojak!

I have no idea of who said or did whatever in this situation. What I do definitely know is that Cojak reminds me of the wise village elder who adapted to modern times sharing what he learned throughout life to help others. I am sure that I speak for many other people in requesting that you make a quick comeback when you are ready to participate again.

I don't have any problem challenging most of the chumps(I'm thinking mostly of guys whose name begin with the letter Aaron) here on Acts.But I can honestly say - I don't remember ever having any disagreement with Cojak.He needs to hurry back

A Sea of Sharks

Back when I joined acts-celerate, I knew as a COGOP minister I was swimming in a sea where sharks lived. However, it was such an interesting place, a place to learn and be informed, a place were from time to time you had to swim with the sharks or get eaten. I have sharpened by teeth here. The problem is the food-chain has become shark dominant. Like the Salton Sea in CA, there is no source of water and acts-celerate is receding, with bigger and better places to go swimming (Facebook). The people who don't want to swim with the sharks have found safer waters, leaving the same-old sharks orbiting in an ever reducing pool. Sharks eat, that's what they do. I hope that Cojak did not get eaten.