Ten favorite BoWilliams.com posts from 2016

As I type, 2016 is about 99.88% in the books. Here are a few of my favorite posts:

This angry post on microaggression cost me at least one interesting and talented net acquaintance, who unloaded on me with such spittle-flecked rage that I wonder whether she’ll just spontaneously combust when she has real adult problems. (She’s young yet.)
Our esteemed governor decided he’d had enough of me on Twitter, and blocked me. This is the highest-profile block I’ve received, and given that I was calling the jackass out on his shameless and unapologetically immoral behavior, I’m proud of it.
I put together a tongue-in-cheek list of things men must think women think. It didn’t get a lot of attention, but I still think it’s funny.
A friend of mine asked to tell the story of her rape on BoWilliams.com, and I was honored to give her that opportunity.
I highlighted one of the most important and insightful documentaries out there on the true reach of radical Islam, and why you should care.
I wrote a helpful post on Westboro Baptist Church and drew substantial ire from “Emma,” who has never returned to answer my reply to her comment.
Little boys, consider very carefully your first jump from the high dive.
I remembered my friend Robby being there for me in the eighth grade.
I made a master page for all of my Huntsville-area hot wings reviews.
I remembered Holly the stripper.

Thank you for reading BoWilliams.com, folks. I’ll see you next year.