strange site

From Chapter One: Ashland

I'm using everyone's real name. They can all sue me. I hope they do. I could use the excitement. It gets kind of boring living in my eighty-year-old mother's house on the side of a mountain in Ashland, Oregon.

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Word of advice to everyone - Don't piss this guy off. He's giving out info on people he has contact with (which isn't really the way to ingratiate himself to others... or get a book deal) as reported here. Anyone here had contact with him? He sounds... Interesting.

He sounds bitterly, intensely egocentric.

Laying blame on The Media for the effects of moral apathy has never worked.

He's been around for ages. So has his site.

I'll say one thing in his favor. Decent webpage, not ten miles long and loaded with oversize images and wild colors like a lot of nutter sites. But then I haven't looked at all of it

Oh no - is he gonna find this thread now? Is he gonna say something about us eating our popcorn?

LOL

I think he's greatness.

Holy crap. I think I might know this guy.

False alarm. But I know someone who is so much like this guy, same views, similar history, AND lives in Ashland, I was sure they had to be one in the same. Apparently not.

I just started reading his novel 'Oprah's Dead Son'. The title definitely intrigued me. LOL

MacAllister said:

You're a sheep, Doyle. Baaaaaaaa.

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and what are you?

did you know that armadillos carry Leprosy? That's what I always heard anyway.

They don't carry it. You can grow it in the pad of an armadillo's foot.

damn! and I just had appetizers of fried armadillo feet, with Ranch dipping sauce.

and a side of leprosy.

I think, if given a choice, I would rather be a prairie dog or an opossum.

It's okay, less than 10% of wild nine-band armadillos actually carry leprosy, and over 90% of humans have a natural immunity to it. You're probably good.

MacAllister said:

They also sleep in the middle of the interstate and panic and leap straight up into the undercarriage of speeding cars, at the last minute.

I didn't say it was easy being an armadillo.

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That was funny! I remember that in 1972, we were driving down a country road, in my brother's little Opel, and we hit an armadillo, and I swear I thought the car was going to flip over! Scared the crap out of us! Funny part was, the dillo scampered out of the road and kept on going. . .

Well...as for the site....he sure has a 'chip' on somebody's shoulder.

I will stay with my popcorn eating panda. (better than the eucalyptus leaves)