I get tens (sometimes twenties) of readers on my humor blog, The Reluctant Cat Owner’s Journal, every day. Maintaining such a small audience requires a lot of work offending people, crossing the line, and being generally tacky. Having a status of “un-famous writer” requires tenacity and thick skin, but I get by because of my dedicated reader(s) and their kind comments. If you are a blogger, I am sure you understand the joy and feeling of accomplishment when you connect with a reader.
Because my reader(s) keep me motivated to continue striving for viral status, I feel it is only fair to give them the recognition they deserve by responding to their fan comments here.
Thank you again, readers. Your support is an inspiration. Keep the comments coming!
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12 thoughts on “Responding to Fan Mail”
These are hilarious! I often get a chuckle at the ridiculous spam that comes through and how the sentences make no sense. REAPER crack? Perfection!
I really am curious about reaper crack but am kinda nervous about Googling it.
Omg! LOL! This is fantastic! I feel honored to be in the presence (virtually, not in the same room or face to face, but isn’t it amazing how the internet brings us all together?)of such obvious greatness.
Aww. Thanks, CF. You sound like one of my commenters.
I’m so bummed. I think I have the same group of reader(s). I’ll trade you Sterling Cooper for my reader who wants to sell me 10,000 followers for $29.
If you take Your College Companion, too, you’ve got a deal.
Actually, there’s a much better way to keep people away from your blog. Just do as I do: go for weeks on end without putting in any new posts!
I would do that, Kathy (as that is good advice), but I need the therapy.
I wonder if the domain cockosreapercrack.com is gone?
I don’t think I want to even imagine what you would post on a site with that name. Ha.
I think Reaper crack is what you see if the Grim Reaper is bent over, doing his job stacking items on a lower shelf at Safeway. And this line is great: “Maintaining such a small audience requires a lot of work offending people”
Tis true. I’ll get bursts from people that discover me, and then they never return. Surely it was something I said.
These are hilarious! I often get a chuckle at the ridiculous spam that comes through and how the sentences make no sense. REAPER crack? Perfection!
I really am curious about reaper crack but am kinda nervous about Googling it.
Omg! LOL! This is fantastic! I feel honored to be in the presence (virtually, not in the same room or face to face, but isn’t it amazing how the internet brings us all together?)of such obvious greatness.
Aww. Thanks, CF. You sound like one of my commenters.
I’m so bummed. I think I have the same group of reader(s). I’ll trade you Sterling Cooper for my reader who wants to sell me 10,000 followers for $29.
If you take Your College Companion, too, you’ve got a deal.
Actually, there’s a much better way to keep people away from your blog. Just do as I do: go for weeks on end without putting in any new posts!
I would do that, Kathy (as that is good advice), but I need the therapy.
I wonder if the domain cockosreapercrack.com is gone?
I don’t think I want to even imagine what you would post on a site with that name. Ha.
I think Reaper crack is what you see if the Grim Reaper is bent over, doing his job stacking items on a lower shelf at Safeway. And this line is great: “Maintaining such a small audience requires a lot of work offending people”
Tis true. I’ll get bursts from people that discover me, and then they never return. Surely it was something I said.