Tuesday, May 25, 2004
letters from the readers
Hi, I read your blog... Ok, I�ve been looking at your blog for months. I�ve looked for your email address before but never found it on your site. Maybe I�ve been blind, but I finally noticed it today. Anyway, I don�t read your posts much, they�re allover the place, long and make no sense. I never know if you�re bullshitting or not and I know nothing about you so it never makes sense wtf you�re talking about. However, I find those pictures you post with your entries really interesting, I demand you caption that shit. Because I always end up reading your useless blog entries trying to find some info on the pictures, but it turns out to be a waste of my brain.
P.S. That girl you always post, thin, red head, always wears long gloves. What�s her name? Tell her she�s beautiful for me. Thanks. Thanks Hello Mr. Tony Pierce,
Just noticed that you linked to my blog amongst your many million
other links but I got at least one referall from your page so cool.
Oh, right, in case you don't know who I am and are wondering just why
the hell some random person linked to you and so you randomly linked
to him, I'm Michael. I'm a friend of Allison's (melting_dolls). When
she visited you I happened to be on IM with her at one point and
attempted a moment of humour by gasping that she was in presence of a
celebrity. If none of that rings a bell, then just wait a few years
and everyone will know my name..... or not. Whatever though.
Thanks for the link.
--Michael you're a stud Tony,
My boss just came by and asked me if I knew who Tony Pierce was and why
was he linking to our corporate website.
And did I know what the hell a "blog" was?
Apparently our website has been getting traffic from your link via my
flowage.
Sorry, I should have used my private email to avoid the confusion.
I told him that bloggers were people who wrote about what they wanted,
instead of writing what they were told to write (like I do every day).
I told him Tony is the coolest 110 year old blogger on the Internet and
that nothing he wrote was ever true. And that lack of truth must be why
Tony felt an affinity for our high-quality software products and linked to
us.
But more likely, Tony meant to link to something cool, hip or news
worthy and linked to my place of employment by accident. (Just kidding.)
He was, "oh well, any publicity is good publicity" and went back to his
leather-appointed office to nurse his Italian coffee.
Sam if you'd like to email the busblog, just write to busblog at gmail dot com
matthew + tamarina + casey all had the guts to take the honest-bloggers quiz
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