Hey 3.5 readers.
BQB, world’s greatest nerd, here.
Check this out:
My twitter follower count has been hovering between 7980-7990 for awhile now.
Its very annoying. Can you follow me @bookshelfbattle and help me break the 8,000 follower barrier?
Thanks 3.5 readers. Much appreciated.
Hello 3.5 Readers.
As you know, I am in quite a struggle against the Yeti, who for no practical rhyme or reason, refuses to leave Bookshelf Battle HQ until I receive 4000 twitter followers.
Now, I’m no name dropper and in fact, I pride myself on my humility. I’ve got humility by the truckload.
Imagine my delight when I saw a tweet I wrote about Irish Author James Joyce on St. Patrick’s Day was favorited by a prominent Hollywood entertainment lawyer.
Further, when I tweeted that I was honored by my tweet being favorited by this tremendous legal scholar, said barrister further honored me by retweeting said tweet:
You don’t recognize prominent Entertainment Attorney Jeff Cohen?
Perhaps a photo from his younger days will refresh your memory:
Truffle Shuffle 4-Life!
Honestly, sometimes it’s the little things in life that get you through the day. Chunk. The guy who played Chunk favorited my tweet. And the guy who played Chunk rose past childhood stardom to become a professional attorney. Good for him.
My 3.5 readers know I am incredibly sarcastic. Please know this post has no sarcasm whatsoever. I remember watching Goonies when I was a kid, thinking it was a perfect blend of comedy and adventure. That someone who starred in that movie noticed something I wrote (and yeah, it was just a stupid little tweet and for all I know he hit the favorite button by accident) brought a smile to my face.
So, it is with full sincerity and without my usual brand of sarcasm that I say, “Thank you for making my day, Jeff Cohen.”
That’s all the superfluous name dropping I’ll do for today. I won’t even mention that I am still followed by @TayeDiggs, probably because his assistant clicked my follow button by accident.
Checkmate, Yeti. Checkmate.
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