Drew Tatusko asked earlier: “Do We Blog For Fame?” Truth be told, my name already turned up some decent Google hits before I started blogging, but I don’t blog for fame. And although I jested in Drew’s comments that I’m in it for the free books, that’s not the real reason either. I blogged for quite some time before publishers were ever kind enough to grace me with books.
No, the real reason I blog, as should be obvious, is for the women. Yes, blogging is extremely attractive to those of the opposite sex. I can’t tell you how many dates I’ve gotten because I am the administrator/author of Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth. If you don’t believe me, then just ask me. I’ll be honest in saying that it can be quite burdensome at times. I mean, a lot of women hear that I blog and all of a sudden I look like husband material. It’s gotten to the point where I have to beat them off with sticks [think "Shaun of the Dead"]. So in the past, if you’ve seen me trying to increase my Technorati ranking and things of the like, just know, that it was all for the ladies.
But in light of my success in this area, I’m having to seriously reevaluate my motives. I think this falls into the “be careful what you wish for” category. Since I’ve become the Leon Phelps of the biblioblogosphere I’ve realized that it might be better for me to write some really deep stuff, and then maybe no one will read my blog, and the ladies will leave me alone. What say you?
B”H
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