Tuesday, May 19, 2009

One Sentence Loves My Sister; WTF

I'm famous by association by association. My sister had her blog post read online on the RADIO in MONTANA!!! Which is pretty cool if you are into micro blogs AND happen to live in the Missoula, MT (how's that for two circles that have no union) and or happen to listen to old archives of micro blog audio files.  Anyone... Anyone...<Cricket chirp> <Cricket Chirp>.  Sis, you amazed me with your ability to have an obscure event occur as a cause to your obscure effect. It's like our own butterfly effect.  The people in Montana have had their lives altered by my sister of all people!

The founder of onesentence.org, Ryan McMichael, was interviewed on 100.5 The Rock KJJM and read my sister's post as one of his favorites.  The post is under the heading Reno Reading

So my sister(s) is in the top 10 posts of all time on favorite micro blog www.onesentence.org. Rating is based on voter popularity.

Go to the site and vote. We want to be #1. Seriously, it shouldn't be that hard; the one's rated above her are good, but not better than a childhood misunderstanding perpetuated by a smarmy older brother.

I wanted to tell everyone the background of the sentence, and I've written and erased it a number of times. I have decided that I won't go into anymore detail so as not to destroy the mystery and surprise of the sentence itself. The sentence is super popular for a reason. Wouldn't want to change the environment of something that's performing successfully.

Just don't tell Abby that the word internet from her post is supposed to spelled with a capital "I."  And she thinks she's good enough to critique my blog and say elitist things like "Uh, womb is not the same as whom"

2 comments:

Aosteel23 said...

my anonymous post on onesentence that was read by an obscure radio station in Montana was now commented on in a random blog written in Los Angeles. Ladies and gentlemen, I think this is what fame feels like.

Aosteel23 said...

2 years later. Still in the top 10.

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