I found it through Tyler Tarver's blog...I think. It was either that or seeing you leave great comments on a lot of blogs that I read. I love your humor. And you are a master of short posts. I don't think your background is a reflection of the quality blogger that you are. That is a little something. I really like your blog. The password wars was one of my favorites. It was ha-larious. I think you saved your best post for your guest post for robshep.com. That one was extra funny. My readers said it was the funniest thing they'd ever read on my blog.
I found your blog because you found mine. Really, I have no idea who you are or anything about you. You could be a russian cosmonaut or a serial murderer, but I am leaning toward cosmonaut comrade. I have only followed your blog for a few weeks, but there is some humor here that I like. What I don't like is your incessant use of onomatopoeias. I mean, come on. My favorite post of the half dozen I have read is the one about the supermodels.
I love the Network Adminstrator Diaries. And your profile picture.
I don't like those annoying guest posts from that Sgt. Wolverine guy. He's not funny, and he uses a Mac, so he's far too pretentious. (Seriously: no gripes come to mind at present.)
My favorite post is the Dell ordering saga. I laughed so hard at that one.
I was minding my own business, reading Stuff Christian Like as I usually do, when Jon posted a video. He thanked @jscottmoore for the link, so I found @jscottmoore and then found his blog.
Reading some of his posts, I saw that someone asked Scott "You wrote Dr. Awesome, right? Who are you?" That sounded like an interesting question, so I clicked over to see who this Ricky Anderson fellow was. I then added him to my blogroll after I read the Network Administrator Diaries.
I think I found you from Rob's blog when you guys were having that goofy "battle of the blogs" or something like that - and since I knew more people on your team - I voted for you. Don't know which is my favorite - I'm still too new :) But I'm a fan.
We were at the cafe and you begged me to start reading it. You offered to pay me large sums of money since you desperately needed the readership. I'm assuming I'll be receiving the amount agreed upon in the next 2 months or so.
I like the in office stuff the best. I don't like having to wait for my money.
My favorite post probably goes to Stanton's guest post
| found you when Mom and Dad brought you home from the hospital. Here is my earliest memory: You cried a lot, and Mom made me play Candy Land in the bathroom so I wouldn't wake you up. I like seeing strangers appreciating your writing and humor. I also like your new background. Keep it up brother!
1. I found it through the All-Star Blogger Challenge when a bunch of BlogRocket compatriots were in a tweeting fury soliciting votes.
2. I really like your sense of humor, writing style and effortless integration of spiritual truths - I think your blog is fat-free as well!
3. All joking aside, the blog's subhead. While I know and understand its irony, I think it might offend segments of the hearing impaired community. I took graduate courses for my MBA at RIT which has the National Institute for the Deaf on the same campus. So I took classes together with a few deaf students every quarter - it made a bit hyper-sensitive to the issue. Sorry but I wanted to be honest...
4. I have a LOT of favorites here, most recently was your "Things I've Done Once" - that should be a recurring series (maybe it is - I've only been reading you for about a month).
Regardless, you've got great stuff - thanks for the opportunity to share!
I'm not positive, but I think it was your guest post on Sharideth's blog... my favorite posts are the ones about your job. I've worked more in development than support, so seeing the front lines of IT is something different ffor me.
Logging you in...
rob shepherd · 714 weeks ago
I love your humor. And you are a master of short posts.
I don't think your background is a reflection of the quality blogger that you are. That is a little something. I really like your blog.
The password wars was one of my favorites. It was ha-larious. I think you saved your best post for your guest post for robshep.com. That one was extra funny. My readers said it was the funniest thing they'd ever read on my blog.
Daniel · 714 weeks ago
sgtwolve 46p · 714 weeks ago
I love the Network Adminstrator Diaries. And your profile picture.
I don't like those annoying guest posts from that Sgt. Wolverine guy. He's not funny, and he uses a Mac, so he's far too pretentious. (Seriously: no gripes come to mind at present.)
My favorite post is the Dell ordering saga. I laughed so hard at that one.
Some Guy · 714 weeks ago
Reading some of his posts, I saw that someone asked Scott "You wrote Dr. Awesome, right? Who are you?" That sounded like an interesting question, so I clicked over to see who this Ricky Anderson fellow was. I then added him to my blogroll after I read the Network Administrator Diaries.
cindyholman 58p · 714 weeks ago
Anthony G · 714 weeks ago
I like the in office stuff the best.
I don't like having to wait for my money.
My favorite post probably goes to Stanton's guest post
See you tomorrow! · 714 weeks ago
Tor Constantino · 714 weeks ago
2. I really like your sense of humor, writing style and effortless integration of spiritual truths - I think your blog is fat-free as well!
3. All joking aside, the blog's subhead. While I know and understand its irony, I think it might offend segments of the hearing impaired community. I took graduate courses for my MBA at RIT which has the National Institute for the Deaf on the same campus. So I took classes together with a few deaf students every quarter - it made a bit hyper-sensitive to the issue. Sorry but I wanted to be honest...
4. I have a LOT of favorites here, most recently was your "Things I've Done Once" - that should be a recurring series (maybe it is - I've only been reading you for about a month).
Regardless, you've got great stuff - thanks for the opportunity to share!
seekingpastor · 714 weeks ago
2. Your impeccable taste in favorite bloggers.
I forgot the rest of the questions.
Sent from my couch.
dustin · 713 weeks ago
What do you like about it? >> the posts I've read are pretty funny!
What don't you like? >> too new to tell.
What is your favorite post? >> How to train you kids to be a spy. Classic.
russiwu 59p · 712 weeks ago