You know what's weird?
Getting praised on the internet by total strangers. Right now, over on Essential Day Spa (I think) this completely lackluster piece of shit blog* has just been called "hilarious."
Which makes me feel ... I don't know ... kind of dumb. Because I'm a discerning reader, and I know funny when I read it. Badger is funny, for example.
So now I'm thinking I should register on the site so I can demur. And tell them to go over to see Badger instead. And I don't want to do that, because what the hell-- readers are readers, even if I'm getting them under false pretenses.
Also, to tell the truth, I'm really not a spa person, unless the masseuse or facialist promises to duct-tape her mouth shut. Oh, and to turn off that idiotic New Age music they're always playing. So how much do I want to go join a spa forum? To tell them not to read my blog? Not much.
So, I'm grateful for the plug. But I just don't feel hilarious. I'm ... wait for it ... funny that way.
* Albeit with--OK, I'll say it--great punctuation. OK, I know that sounds really egotistical, but it's true. There's no point in going all false modesty about it; I am the Princess of Punctuation. I mean, did you see that semi-colon back there? Well, stick with me and you'll be strewing semi-colons around like Jackson Pollack on crack.
I'll tell you what's weird:
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skin conditions of the writer is listed.
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(dry skin, no real wrinkling, but definite sagging)
I wish you had told me you weren't funny sooner, I would have refrained from laughing.
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Feel free to pimp me anytime; howevah, I contend that you are TOO hilarious. You just appeal to a very well-defined demographic. And apparently people in that demographic like a nice facial now and then. It's nothing of which to be ashamed. DON'T JUDGE ME.
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