Hi hawtin,

Yes, I did!

It was one of the spate of Reaped: cheap viagra nodes on May 12, 2007 which pushed the Undead One onto the List.  The text of our conversation is currently on my homepage; I'll reproduce it here for posterity: 

A brush with (im)mortality, 070513:

[liverpole]: Hey NodeReaper ... congratulations on making the Saints i
+n Our
             Book list.  You've got more writeups than anyone else! :-
+)

[liverpole]: And to think it was cheap viagra that helped you get ther
+e ... ;-)

[NodeReaper] bows gravely.

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Update:  This was a public conversation in the Chatterbox, unlike my correspondences with other monks who have reached Sainthood.  I should have made that more clear.

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Considered by NodeReaper: received no private message; reap these lies
Unconsidered by Arunbear: enough keep votes {Keep: 18, Edit: 0, Reap: 4}

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