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posted by: ZekeBlog (reply) post date: 01.07.08 (9:52 am) So last night I e-mailed my obit to the Bay Area Reporter AND the S.F. Bay Times, signed "Airen J. Kells". Included my phone number for verification. Are we having fun yet? posted by: soulsought (reply) post date: 01.07.08 (9:57 pm) I can easily see the B.A.R. supplementing their photo obit page with it. And it's a hoot, because due to the lack of a real community, none of the dizzy readership will write in to deny it or call them on it. Especially if it's not a very clear photograph. Foghorn Betza will bray away, but no one listens to him anyway. (that line of truth is almost poetry) posted by: ZekeBlog (reply) post date: 01.07.08 (10:25 pm) I'd trip out all over the place, if EITHER paper published my pseudo-obit! Foghorn is now in on my secret...he's highly intrigued, to the point where, instead of blowing my cover, he'll visit certain bars and report back to me. In fact, he's been doing that for some weeks now. Seems I've created a fascinating adventure that some people can't resist getting caught up in, and play spy for me. posted by: ZekeBlog (reply) post date: 01.14.08 (7:31 pm) Regarding the update: I almost MISSED it, 'cause when I couldn't find my own letter, tossed the paper aside...never noticed the tiny bon mot in the lower right. Few days later while doing laundry and bored out of my, er, SKULL, I flipped through the S.F. Bay Times once more, and the bold-print "Zeke" popped out at me. Laughed so hard, had to step out to catch my breath. Well done, editor, well done! |
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