Fraggles are fun… I am not.

Ok seriously this is getting depressing.

Nobody reads this damned thing anymore.

This past weekend Jana and I went to Chicago and hung out with Dave.

I met all sorts of new people.

Some of whom (Audra….) expressed to Dave that he should see to it that we came to Chicago.

But none of them gave me any help when I posted a blog asking for it.

Audra came up with a brilliant excuse, saying that she couldn’t comment because she didn’t REALLY know me. But now that he had met me she would be a commenting fool.

Really….

I suppose time will tell.

Odd though that you commented on Dave’s Blog about your newfound ability to comment on mine.

So now I’m torn…

Do I take the ol’ website down for awhile?

I could let it sit with a cast picture of Fraggle Rock or something.

Then I could always re-launch it after I finish up my other sites and have time to UPGRADE dougmeade.com.

(as always there are big plans for new features and re-works)

Do I Blog about the BRILLIANT cigar I had this weekend even though most of you couldn’t care less?

Do I Blog about the woes of home ownership and everyday work life?

HELL NO!! I’m trying to escape that shit.

Perhaps I could make something up entirely.

I did that once and it went over pretty well.

Maybe I’ll post a series of fictional Blogs.

My life could be VERY interesting all the sudden.

Posted Nov 16, 2004 by Doug | 7 comments | PermaLink
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I never post because I’m even more uninteresting than you, and have nothing to say.

Posted on November 16, 2004 by Ted Meade

all I know for sure is that your title “Faggles are fun…” is a new quote on davidmeade.com

Posted on November 17, 2004 by Dave

Okay…I thought about commenting on your website yesterday, but when I saw it was an old blog, I thought I would wait for a new one. Why I decided to wait I have no idea, but that is the reasoning that went on in my head.

It was really exciting to finally meet David’s “evil” twin, but I have to say, you didn’t seem so evil. I was expecting some 2-headed monster, or at least some fangs (I was slightly disappointed ). Hopefully next time you dress more the part . Also, next time I have the chance to hang out with you and Jana, I hope I won’t be so inebriated. The evening from right about when you guys showed up, is slightly fuzzy. It was probably those “crack” margaritas we had with dinner (or maybe I really did have the flu).

Anyway, I do check out your website almost on a daily basis, and I promise to comment whenever I can (is that vague enough - )?

Posted on November 17, 2004 by Audra

And I promise to be MORE inebriated when next we meet.

(I got a later start than you all did)

And lets be clear… I am quite evil.

But in a Austin Powers / Dr. Evil sorta way so I’m pretty much harmless.

That is until I get enough henchmen to build me a friggin’ laser.

Posted on November 17, 2004 by Doug

You know one of the most common mistakes people make when I talk about my evil twin, is to then assume that I’m “the good twin”.

There is no rule that says one twin has to be good and the other evil. Both, in fact, can be evil.

Indeed I’ve (we’ve) found that this is a most effective combination despite the inevitable occasional conflict of evil master plans.

We do have of course the added benefit of having an evil older brother as well, Ted. As much as I hate to admit it, Ted is probably one of the greatest evil minds of our time — he has a mighty mighty brain.

While inevitably we are bound to rip the world into thirds and struggle for dominance I think we’re each ok with that. To date our evil-sibling-rivalries have been quite entertaining.

Posted on November 17, 2004 by Dave

Entertaining to say the least.

Posted on November 17, 2004 by Kevin

I bought a mini-van two days ago. That ought to give you something to say.

Posted on November 19, 2004 by Taylor


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