Steve Sailer: iSteve: Sorry, I've been sick

July 24, 2008

Sorry, I've been sick

Sorry about not answering emails for 36 hours, I've been sick.

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15 comments:

Anonymous said...: Hope you get well soon!; 7/24/08, 9:10 PM
Anonymous said...: Steve, you're one dedicated guy. Your analysis is completely unique. Hope you're feeling better soon.; 7/24/08, 9:21 PM
Anonymous said...: We forgive you.

Avoid the following fruits:

1. Tomatoes.
2. Jalapenos
3. Anything from Mexico.; 7/24/08, 11:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Take care, Sir.
I thought you were enjoying your holiday.; 7/24/08, 11:16 PM
Anonymous said...: I hope its not your psyche taking a hit from all the nasty lef-wing internet traffic about your CNN citing?; 7/25/08, 3:19 AM
Mu'Min M. Bey said...: Hi Steve,
Let me be the first to say Get Well and feel better soon! I had been wondering what happened to you.

Also, I wanted to ask, had you seen the special "Black in America" on CNN? As I watched the series, I thought of your ideas. In case you or anyone else missed it, it'll be aired again this Saturday, tomorrow, at 8PM.

Love to get your thoughts and analysis!

Salaam
Mu; 7/25/08, 6:06 AM
Anonymous said...: Those summer bugs are the worst. Hope you're feeling better.; 7/25/08, 7:29 AM
Stopped Clock said...: I hope you're feeling better or will be soon. I think it's just amazing that you're so reliable with updating your blog, even on holidays.; 7/25/08, 8:49 AM
Anonymous said...: Watching Obama do his world tour get to ya? :0 Or maybe you had a few too many jalepenos??; 7/25/08, 10:59 AM
R J said...: Get well soon, Mr. Sailer.; 7/25/08, 3:56 PM
Anonymous said...: Take care of yourself. You matter and you are missed when you aren't here.

Deena Flinchum; 7/25/08, 4:13 PM
Anonymous said...: Feel better!

(Dunno about jalapenos, but the Irish cure-all is, of course, hot whiskey -- dosages to be administered as frequently as necessary!

This might also help: He [Obama] ventured forth to bring light to the world); 7/25/08, 4:30 PM
Anonymous said...: I'm sick of emails as well.; 7/25/08, 6:33 PM
Anonymous said...: I recommend chicken soup. Next to aspirin, it is the closest thing we have to a wonder drug. Get well soon.; 7/26/08, 6:42 PM
Anonymous said...: Hope u don't strain urself with blogging while sick and wish u swift recovery. btw ur blog(which i follow religiously) takes 1/3 of my computer time on a daily basis, so while u were sick i actually saved time!!!!; 7/26/08, 10:25 PM

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