haha Cohort must not have seen that Dateline NBC special about MySpace sexual predators. Here's a piece of advice Cohort, don't assume anyone on myspace is who they say they are.
Quick question: Jack- how come you list Fenton ALABAMA as your hometown on your profile?
I have no idea why it says Alabama. I don't look at it much anymore so I didn't even notice! Good call on the homo relationship with Cohort and Josh. That was the first thing I thought. They're gay for each other.
I'm just defending myself condom taster. We will put content up inbred, we just started that page not to long ago. Josh has two asshole jobs, so we hardly ever get to coordinate. We'll be putting shit up there in due time.
I even tried to pick a word that sounded like it had as little to do with hanging out as possible, and you still manage to think about gay innuendo. Maybe you're the one who's gay, seeing as how you can't stop thinking about it, or bringing it up.
Cohort, Have you found a publisher yet? I think they usually handle the marketing, etc. I'm just asking because there's not much point in gathering a huge readership if they've got nothing to read.
But Garb's does make a good point. Pick some cool segments and plop them onto a webpage (myspace, etc). Better yet, work in some popular search items, (i.e. "Scarlett Johannsen" or "Mel Gibson") that way the search engine spiders will find your page and people will go there and visit people are ignorant and slow.
We're going to look for a publisher as soon as I finish up the last of the minor bullshit. Do you still want to check it over for me? Because I want to send it out soon, and I know your input will be valuable. We're going to try and start a website so we can have downloadable content of our material. We'll be posting the first two chapters of our book for everyone to download when we get a site. So that'll help gather a readerbase. I just think the hardest part will be finding a publisher, and one that we can sign with. If they want, we have badass trilogy we're going to pitch to them, so that'll be more incentive to sign us.
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I do. Why?
Just wondering. I started an account recently, and I was looking to see if there was anyone I knew. My URL is www.myspace.com/cohortmandibles
I'll add you.
Did anyone notice that his page says Josh and Andy are in a relationship?
Josh and Andy's Details
Status: In a Relationship
I assume it means with each other.
haha
Cohort must not have seen that Dateline NBC special about MySpace sexual predators. Here's a piece of advice Cohort, don't assume anyone on myspace is who they say they are.
Quick question:
Jack- how come you list Fenton ALABAMA as your hometown on your profile?
I have no idea why it says Alabama. I don't look at it much anymore so I didn't even notice! Good call on the homo relationship with Cohort and Josh. That was the first thing I thought. They're gay for each other.
You're the one who's got a page with another guy. Go play butt darts.
Wow are you ever sensitive.
Free advice (worth twice what it costs you!)
If you want to build a following for your book you'll need to put some content out there for people to see.
I'm just defending myself condom taster. We will put content up inbred, we just started that page not to long ago. Josh has two asshole jobs, so we hardly ever get to coordinate. We'll be putting shit up there in due time.
Coordinate. Is that what they call sweet man love these days?
I even tried to pick a word that sounded like it had as little to do with hanging out as possible, and you still manage to think about gay innuendo. Maybe you're the one who's gay, seeing as how you can't stop thinking about it, or bringing it up.
You're right. I'm gay. But that's the cool thing to do nowadays, remember?
Oh that's right, I always forget. Hollywood keeps re-setting the social norm so often, I can't keep up with the popular times.
Cohort,
Have you found a publisher yet? I think they usually handle the marketing, etc. I'm just asking because there's not much point in gathering a huge readership if they've got nothing to read.
But Garb's does make a good point. Pick some cool segments and plop them onto a webpage (myspace, etc). Better yet, work in some popular search items, (i.e. "Scarlett Johannsen" or "Mel Gibson") that way the search engine spiders will find your page and people will go there and visit people are ignorant and slow.
Jim -
We're going to look for a publisher as soon as I finish up the last of the minor bullshit. Do you still want to check it over for me? Because I want to send it out soon, and I know your input will be valuable. We're going to try and start a website so we can have downloadable content of our material. We'll be posting the first two chapters of our book for everyone to download when we get a site. So that'll help gather a readerbase. I just think the hardest part will be finding a publisher, and one that we can sign with. If they want, we have badass trilogy we're going to pitch to them, so that'll be more incentive to sign us.
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