aggienaut | 30 in 30 Recap! (Reply)

   Okay, it is clearly about time to stop and do a 30 in 30.
   For the 11 of you who have friended me since 30 in 30 began, the 23% who have forgotten since then, and the 64% who were never paying attention in the first place, 30 in 30 is of course the epic quest to post 30 entries in the 30 days of June. Those who have answered this noble call should be supported and their legendary accomplishments recounted by bards, minstrels and bloggers.

   Anyway, I left off recounting at Day 5. So, without further ado, and in the same more or less random order I put them in before:

ironlioninzion - Current Status: 12/13 - Notable posts: Scandalous Behaviour in the Water;
xaositecte - Current Status: 10/13 - Notable posts: What the Red Cross Really Does With Your Blood;
beastmario - Current Status: 15/15 - Notable posts: Religion: Metaphors Make for Weak Foundation
eazyt - Current Status: 14/14 - Notable posts: Myspace vs Livejournal vs Facebook (the eternal dispute!);
thanew - Current Status: 13/13 - Notable posts: Myspace vs Livejournal vs Facebook (Thenew's take - incomple also addressed the topic in a past 30 in 30 but appears to have since deleted the entry)
Jeff4mvh - Current Status: Appears to have quit at 6 of 30.
metalphoenix - Current Status: 14/14 - Notable posts: Metalphoenix's Best Entries;
bartgroks - Current Status: 14/14
pavel_lishin - Current Status: 9/13 - Notable posts: The Prisoner's Dilemma: A Restaurant
emosnail - Current Status: 13/13

Zombies!!
   As you may recall, yesterday the zombies came. I had initially toyed with the idea of reviewing the best blog-reporting of this, but apparently a sizeable portion of the blogosphere at large turned out for it. I give you, however, the zombie related blogging that was within the perception of emosnail.
   xaositecte wins the prize for most realistic/plausible/convincing posts.
   lurvepirate wins a Golden Snailie award as well, for most thorough reporting.
   And witless_nerd and one emo_snal get an honourable mention for having interlinking storylines.