For Some Business Reasons
I must point out that I do some writing work that I have been paid for. Sometimes people hire me to write things. It's a fact.
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Pop culture and some news put through a filter of optimistic cynicism. Also, lots of vanity. And seemingly a great deal about children. More than some might expect. Written by John Moe
Of Interest
- Conservatize Me, a book I wrote, in hardback
- Conservatize Me, a book I wrote, in paperback
- What Matthew Baldwin, the Defective Yeti proprietor, who made me what I am today, has to say
- Talking Points Memo
- What Jeannie has to say
- What Scott Chicken has to say
- What Tina has to say
- What Dup's Blog has to say
- Deadspin
- Seattlest
Mappy thing!
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- A Conversation with Charlie (Age 5) About Sympathe...
- For Some Business ReasonsI must point out that I d...
- The Impossible Questions of Charlie (Age 5)1. "How...
- I Think I Better Quit Radio and Book WritingAnd go...
- You May Wish to Avoid Charlie (Age 5) on April 1st...
- MySpaceOur rocky roll band, Chicken Starship, the ...
- My Own Version of CrashI was in Los Angeles last w...
- Dropping Like a StoneFor a day or so, the book was...
- Sorry for the low output of postingFull refunds fo...
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4 comments:
You're just working up to turning this into a subscription site, aren't you...hell of a way to pay for Charlie's college tuition, but more power to ya.
I enjoy reading and listening to what you produce on the radio and web. But, why would I pay for 6 lines of conversation between Charle and John (as enterataining/enjoyable as it is)? That is if this site were to go pay-per-view.
Whoa whoa whoa. Nothing like that is happening. Yeesh. No. Just needed an official link to get paid for some other writing I'm doing. No subscription ever. Wouldn't even know how.
Oh, that makes me glad. And now for some shameless praise. You have one of the best smiles on the radio. Smile on the radio you say. Is this some kind of back handed compliment? No, merely projection on my part. When I smile at a story or comment, I imagine that you said it with a smile on your face as well.
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