Welcome
May 29th, 2009 - Uncategorized - 4 Comments »Welcome to all of you who came here from Stuff Christians Like! My site is similar to Jon’s, except a lot more mediocre and trivial. If I were you, I’d be asking myself a couple questions right now:
1) Jon makes me laugh. Can this guy make me laugh?
2) Should I visit his blog on a regular basis?
Here are 3 ways to help you make that decision:
1. Check out the Essentials page. Click here to see a collection of what my readers decided are my ten best posts. It should give you a good indication of whether or not we laugh at the same things.
2. Watch the Videos. My friend Tripp and I have made a bunch of videos for Catalyst, Northpoint, and our own video podcast on iTunes. Click the Videos tab above to check them out.
3. Read the comments. My favorite aspect of this site is the comments section. My goal with any post is to merely get the conversation started, and let the readers fuel the laughter with their comments. So far it seems to be working…
Again, thanks for stopping by. Quick Tyler, think of a discrete way to ask them to subscribe. Hmmm. Let’s see…no, that won’t work. What if I…no. I got nothing. I think I’m just going to go with the “feel free” approach.
If you like what you’ve seen, feel free to SUBSCRIBE.
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Love your blog. Clicked over from SCL today and have essentially wasted half my day reading your stuff. Thanks for the entertainment on this incredibly slow Friday. I didn’t subscribe by clicking your link, but you can rest easy knowing you have made it into my Google Reader.
This is just a reciprocal love comment. Thanks for swinging by my little blog after I commented on your guest spot over at . I’ve been reading your site for a couple of weeks and I’ve always enjoyed watching those videos that you do with that other guy.
Thanks for the blog love. I’m terrible at commenting but maybe I’ll be able to add to your sites nonsense from time to time.
Gosh I suck at even the simplest tagging. Somehow, I didn’t notice screwing up that link until I hit “submit”.
Is this where I comment?
Your blog is so grown up now — what with all of your flashy banners and illustrated instructions.
I remember when your blog was tiny, pooping in its pants — then you started to walk. There were a few videos and hyperlinks — now look at you. You are all grown up. You are off and running on your own and pretty soon there will be tiny blogs that look just like yours!
I guess that this is where the metaphor breaks down because I can’t figure out how blogs would procreate.