The Neville-Neville Land posts that could have been

[drumdude]

The once thriving blog “Neville Neville Land” has been essentially defunct for the last 2+ months.

After almost daily posts in April, Mike Parker has gone dark once his identity was revealed.

It has left me to wonder, what gems have we missed now that Mike is not comfortable using his real name to malign other Mormons? What would he have posted if he had been allowed to remain anonymous? I almost feel bad that this discussion board put an end to the Mormon vs Mormon drama train.

Maybe Sic Et Non can give this forum some credit for calming the spirit of contention between Mike and his fellow Latter-Day Saints? Peacemakers needed, after all.

[Kishkumen]

I am glad that dumb blog is out of commission. What a stupid waste of time it was.

[Philo Sofee]

The sad thing really is, Parker could actually be SO much better than he has been on that idiotic blog. I almost think he has the disease of pride when he posts so he can get kudos from DCP and his minions. A real waste that is. I wonder if he now realizes that just pleasing DCP isn't worth destroying his good name.

[Kishkumen]

The sad thing really is, Parker could actually be SO much better than he has been on that idiotic blog. I almost think he has the disease of pride when he posts so he can get kudos from DCP and his minions. A real waste that is. I wonder if he now realizes that just pleasing DCP isn't worth destroying his good name.

Book of Mormon geography is a complete waste of time.

[Philo Sofee]

The sad thing really is, Parker could actually be SO much better than he has been on that idiotic blog. I almost think he has the disease of pride when he posts so he can get kudos from DCP and his minions. A real waste that is. I wonder if he now realizes that just pleasing DCP isn't worth destroying his good name.

Book of Mormon geography is a complete waste of time.

The geography in my fantasy novel won't be though. I am going to write it as such that we can geologically and archaeologically discover the Ukukra Forest after all, and the traces left behind of the dwarves, elves, and ogres will be findable.

[Kishkumen]

The geography in my fantasy novel won't be though. I am going to write it as such that we can geologically and archaeologically discover the Ukukra Forest after all, and the traces left behind of the dwarves, elves, and ogres will be findable.

[Moksha]

The geography in my fantasy novel won't be though. I will write it so that we can geologically and archaeologically discover the Ukukra Forest after all, and the traces left behind of the dwarves, elves, and ogres will be findable.

So will it be set somewhere between Forodwaith and the Bay of Belfalas? Will it recount the all-out wrestling match between Gollum and Bednar?

[Philo Sofee]

The geography in my fantasy novel won't be though. I will write it so that we can geologically and archaeologically discover the Ukukra Forest after all, and the traces left behind of the dwarves, elves, and ogres will be findable.

So will it be set somewhere between Forodwaith and the Bay of Belfalas? Will it recount the all-out wrestling match between Gollum and Bednar?

Gollum and Bednar...... hee, hee,,,, I may have to draw that one