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The Rockwood Mailbag

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Have you always wanted to let Team Rockwood know just what you were thinking? Do you wonder why the panels of the strip are laid out horizontally instead of vertically? Or do you have sensitive documents that will bring down the government? In any case, we want to know! Just fill out your name and e-mail address, then let 'er rip! No question or comment is too bizarre for Team Rockwood to take a stab at, and if we can get enough mail coming in, this page will be updated weekly! (Unlike the old mailbag page, which got updated about four times in two years.)

So consider this an experiment in web interactivity. Or, consider it a way to artificially inflate our hit count. Either way, just write in!

Updated on November 2, 2004
		October 26, 2004 James M. who (scroll to fourth letter)? Certainly not me (the guy who signs his letters to you with "James") ... I don't know Donna Williford... But, I'll certainly take your wonderful compliment to heart! I am a quality individual with great taste in comic strips... like Family Circus! evil grin --James M. Berry
		We know this might be hard to believe, Mr. Berry, but "James" isn't all that uncommon of a name, and there just might be more than one (or even more than two!) James M.s reading Rockwood on a regular basis. In any case, you were not the James M. that Ms. Williford was referring to. We suspect he knows who he is. However, you are indeed a quality individual with... uh... well, for you, we just have to say "unique" taste in comic strips. At least you like us!
		October 28, 2004 Go VOTE, you slackers! THEN you can come read the Mailbag. Thanks, that's all I wanted to say. --Ryan
		That's right, Ryan! Today's the day we finally get to not have to hear campaign ads anymore. Everyone cheer! As for us at Team Rockwood, we're not going to make a formal recommendation. If you're a regular here, we think you already know who we're voting for (hint: it's NOT for the person whose supporters ripped a certain political sign out of our yard on Saturday night... nice try, fascists), so we don't feel the need to state it again. However, if you're with us, it's going to be tight so run out there and vote. If you're against us, you'd better get out there and cancel our vote, because we guarantee our side is going to turn out.
		October 28, 2004 Did the crew get to enjoy the lunar eclipse? We did. However, I realized something profoundly disturbing... or disturbingly profound: In all cultures, all throughout history, the moon has had a huge part to play in superstition. Good crops, drought, sickness, whatever. The moon could always fortell it. A lunar eclipse always meant that cataclysmic disaster was looming on the horizon. Now, we know that a lunar eclipse only happens once every 4 years. So, does it bother anyone else that the ONLY time we have lunar eclipses is also the ONLY time we vote for our presidents???? Perhaps the ancients were more knowledgeable than we know..... (and the Twilight Zone theme plays in the background...) --Bad Panda
		Doubtful about the ancients, Panda. In fact, lunar eclipses occur a lot more often than once every four years. On the other hand, maybe the ancients were onto something. After all, on the night of the eclipse, the Red Sox finally broke the Curse of the Bambino and won the World Series. Oooooo...freaky! Enjoy it now, Boston fans! If it takes an eclipse to be champs, you won't see another title for another 46 years!
		October 31, 2004 Triple OT. What is it about in-state rivalries? Don't they realize that putting State on the end of their names means they're supposed to roll over and die? Oh well, the right teams won (and the state of Florida lost, which always warms my heart, football-wise), no matter how long it took. --Greg P.S. Don't forget to vote.
		Forget? Psh! Haven't you been reading, Greg? We voted two letters ago! Now go make your vote count, too!
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