"Ever the magnet of SF Bloggery ControversyTM©®"
It's gotten this bad, eh!?!
Pat, you realize you have to pay me royalty for using that phrase, don't you? j/k
Is it bad? You are attracting attention, no less than Felicia Day of Dr. Horrible and Buffy.
At the very least, people are talking and debating, which is always healthy.
Rob, I wouldn't blame this one on Pat. I've already exceeded my Pat-linking quota for the month :P No offense, Pat 
You might be interested in reading her second round: http://www.lilithsaintcrow.com/j...cks-in-leather/
That one is a tad more interesting. I'll tackle it later - work is done for the day.
I wasn't blaming Pat, but I should have blamed you Larry. I like the little rivalry you guys have going, reminds me of the friendly Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior from around WrestleMania VI, or more recently, HHH and Jeff Hardy. Minus the steroids of course.
I'll check out her second round.
Ha! :P I don't know what's scarier, how apt that comparison is, or the fact that both of us follow wrestling enough to know about each of those rivalries! If only reviewers could take performance-enhancing drugs...
I thought you'd enjoy the comparison. I wonder how many of us FSF bloggers are closet wrestling fans, too.
Probably quite a few of us. But I'm no closet fan, not after my April Fool's post of Hulk Hogan making one of his movies into a series of tie-in novels :P
That was a joke? It wouldn't surprise me in the least for Hogan to do something like that.
True, but having the Ultimate Warrior to pen the foreward? I'm looking forward to writing next year's AFD. Tempted to have Ric Flair endorse the first books of "Woo!punk" literature, come and think of it...
Stylin' and profilin'!
I actually read Mick Foley's Have a Nice Day! and enjoyed it a few years ago.
Whoo! I can see it now, "First-time novelist Ric Flair takes the reader up to Space Mountain, baby!"
Been meaning to get the Foley book for a while, as I've heard nothing but great things about it and him as an author.
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