Still not famous enough for a Wikipedia entry

[fancycwabs]

I am, however, famous enough for four pages worth of copy in today's Commercial Appeal, based on a unique combination of gluttony and nerdliness.

Article the first.

Article the second.

I guess it's an article.

The map, redone in monochrome, with another opinion.

How I remember the meeting.

I don't know if registration is still required to read CA articles or not. Someone let me know if there's a problem getting to the articles. I'm sure the theatre crowd will be up in arms.

Comments

[loree-borealis.livejournal.com]

Wo! You're famous! That's cool. One of these days I'll get back to Memphis to try some BBQ. Last time I was there was in 2000 and only for an afternoon.

[celandinex.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm impressed.

Fancy meeting you here, Mr. Local Celebrity LJ Person...

(Why am I so awkward?)

[bigbrownhound.livejournal.com]

1. Can't people create their own Wikipedia entries?
2. WOW! That's a lot of barbeque!

Mom and Dad want a copy of the paper.

[redtheblue.livejournal.com]

Awesome! A future as a barbecue critic in Memphis is enviable, provided you have someone to massage your arteries regularly. It was cool to see Craig's in DeVall's Bluff mentioned. It's one of the top five places in Arkansas, and a reasonable drive from Jonesboro.

And if you ever want to get more experience shooting firearms come on over to the desolation of the Arkansas delta, where the government may be testing nukes for all anyone knows. Load up your picnic basket and cooler, pick a spot off a dirt road, and get medieval on anything not human (if you have the right connections humans are okay, though).

Congrats on the exposure.