Historical fiction dedicated to TKC

A recent post I found is good for a laugh. Some d-bag is soooooooo disenchanted with TKC he (probably she) dedicated an essay to this blog full of hackneyed tricks he learned form his English lit. professor . . . It features the author carrying on a pithy conversation with his dog and all of the irony and wit that you'd expect from the kind of anony d-bag who would dedicate a lengthy post to yours truly.

Sadly, there was a bit of a logical inconsistency . . . He chides other bloggers for not confronting me, but I don't remember this douche at all (unless he was the tall Viking) but for the most part there wasn't a peep from a blogger who really had a problem with me . . . Still, I'm flattered and I see vague hints of promise from an otherwise forgettable endeavor from a d-bag so scared of the real world that they're keeping their identity top secret and refuse to take comments.

Not that I'm one to give advice, considering that I live in my mom's basement, BUT the real world isn't nearly as scary once it's understood that bloggers are essentially harmless and are way tougher behind a keyboard than in real life.

Also, the author's post was about a half a week late and contains a vague threat of violence against your favorite blogger . . . But I guess any press is good press and I certainly think the dude deserves a link.

Speaking of KC Blogger D-bags . . .

CHECK OUT A NEW KANSAS CITY BLOGGERS SITE!!!

I'm actually curious to see what they'll do with it.

Will it be an open forum for ideas, discussion and debate?

OR, far more likely, will it be yet another social club for local white people who like to hang out at bars and agree with each other?

Where do I go for a link? Because I'm totally linking them (on my much better blogroll) and I'm actually curious as to how it'll turn out.