RuralJuror: Now what Monrovia needs is an alternate viewpoint. Props to Sirleaf for doing this; he's a good man, undoubtedly. To make a stretch of a comparison, though, think if Fox News was the only news source here. We'd be fucked.
4 months ago
AlligatorDDT: what happens when it rains, i wonder
herd: i would like this guy better without all the 666 talk. still though, he's a hero to all the locals and deservedly so. he supplies the people with watercooler fodder or whatever they gather round. water well fodder, maybe.
4 months ago
sallycantdance: agreed. the hellfire and brimstone stuff is off-putting.
4 months ago
speedy: this doesn't surprise me. it's liberia and i think religion is mixed into almost everything. if anything, he probably gets more eyes on his board because of it.
4 months ago
augustiniak: this guy seems comforting for some reason. like a pre-school teacher. i think they should start doing these analog blog stands in new york. it would distract everyone from their morning frustration.
4 months ago
jigglebutt: hey, i love the idea, but do you really think people would slow down enough to read it? i doubt it.
4 months ago
augustiniak: no i would never expect people to slow down, but if you had it in the subway people would listen while waiting for the train. kind of like how people listen to the crazy religious fanatics on the train. though no one looks like they are listening, if you look closely everyone turns their iPods down just enough to hear the crazy shit they're saying. don't deny it.
4 months ago
noodlestoots: the subway would work. i think the platform would be a better spot for it than the train cars though. i'd read it.
4 months ago
willyb: if this guy's an analog blogger, what are analog commentors? passers-by shouting nonsense at him?
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dblhelix: monrovia.alfredslist.org
4 months ago
itsceegee: sweet no annoying ad bannerss
4 months ago
RuralJuror: Now what Monrovia needs is an alternate viewpoint. Props to Sirleaf for doing this; he's a good man, undoubtedly. To make a stretch of a comparison, though, think if Fox News was the only news source here. We'd be fucked.
4 months ago
AlligatorDDT: what happens when it rains, i wonder
4 months ago
wtevs: i wonder how much he charges for space?
4 months ago
AlligatorDDT: it's free right?
4 months ago
tabriz: wonder if he has a lot of haters
4 months ago
tabriz: wonder if he has a lot of haters
4 months ago
flasksandmasks: he has a lot of energy to be doing this
4 months ago
TheCleve: the suit does seem to add to his credibility.
4 months ago
uly: i don't know, man. he kind of looks like an 80s game show host. like that guy that hosted tic, tac, dough.
4 months ago
rabbit: imagine relying on this guy for your news.
4 months ago
flasksandmasks: i think that would be great!
4 months ago
yadig: yeah, he seems totally unbiased.
4 months ago
tabriz: yeah, i'd rather get it on the internet!
4 months ago
VowelOwl1: great accent, just reminds me of a crazy Xian
4 months ago
GPT: dude's got a great font.
4 months ago
RoniZa: nothing like a nice, clean sans serif.
4 months ago
tabriz: i prefer helvetica
4 months ago
herd: i would like this guy better without all the 666 talk. still though, he's a hero to all the locals and deservedly so. he supplies the people with watercooler fodder or whatever they gather round. water well fodder, maybe.
4 months ago
sallycantdance: agreed. the hellfire and brimstone stuff is off-putting.
4 months ago
speedy: this doesn't surprise me. it's liberia and i think religion is mixed into almost everything. if anything, he probably gets more eyes on his board because of it.
4 months ago
augustiniak: this guy seems comforting for some reason. like a pre-school teacher. i think they should start doing these analog blog stands in new york. it would distract everyone from their morning frustration.
4 months ago
jigglebutt: hey, i love the idea, but do you really think people would slow down enough to read it? i doubt it.
4 months ago
augustiniak: no i would never expect people to slow down, but if you had it in the subway people would listen while waiting for the train. kind of like how people listen to the crazy religious fanatics on the train. though no one looks like they are listening, if you look closely everyone turns their iPods down just enough to hear the crazy shit they're saying. don't deny it.
4 months ago
noodlestoots: the subway would work. i think the platform would be a better spot for it than the train cars though. i'd read it.
4 months ago
willyb: if this guy's an analog blogger, what are analog commentors? passers-by shouting nonsense at him?
4 months ago
LaserTag: wonder if you need a login for that
4 months ago
jigglebutt: flame wars involve real flames. now that would be something. burning someone for real.
4 months ago
captaincheesepuff: i guess kids down there aren't down with water balloons. a couple good throws and the blog would be fucked.
4 months ago
VowelOwl1: that's funny
4 months ago
Tokyowars: It's great to know people like this exist. Go Analog!
4 months ago
taco_baby: i keep thinking of the doobie brothers' song "takin' it to the streets."
4 months ago