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I can not believe …

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… that I’m doing this, but here goes.

*Deep breath*

If you’ve ever wanted to see what your Humble Scribe looks, and sounds, like — here is your chance.

Jim Curtis and I do a twice-weekly Livestream over at his Youtube channel, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, usually at noon Central Time on Tuesdays, and at 3:00PM Central Time on Thursdays.

It’s called “Live From The Blanket Fort”.

***WARNING***

This Livestream is NOT for children. Or maiden aunts. Or grandmothers. Hell, nobody should probably watch it.

I swear. A lot.

Not only do we not stay on topic, we don’t usually have a topic.

When I say that I swear, I’m not kidding: I cuss like a Newhaven fishwife.

The peanut gallery is considerably funnier than we are.

I’m not kidding about the cursing.

The commenters claim that there are traditions involved with watching “Live From The Blanket Fort”, including (but not limited to): “How fast can we break LawDog”, “How quickly can we get him on a rant”, and “There’s the accent!”. They’re fooling with you, these are not traditions, they’re snipe hunts. You’ve been warned.

Lord, I can’t believe I did this.

LawDog

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11 thoughts on “I can not believe …”

  2. Which podcast was it that you told the story of the Roman fort you and your brother created with the outcasts in Africa?

  3. "Let's break Lawdog!" is so a tradition. Also, good fun (albeit not at all clean).

  6. I'm usually late and they've already broken you by the time I get there but every once in a while…

  10. There's no theme, but we pretty much always end up talking about food.

  11. Hot damn. You look & sound NOTHING like I have pictured by reading your blog since you started. At all.

    I somehow assumed you had a British accent with maybe just a hint of African coloring.

    And for some reason, I pictured you to the size of Schwarzenegger & the Rock. Combined.

    I’m now trying to decide if the person on YouTube is really you. Maybe Facebook fact checkers could help here. They are completely trustworthy & infallible after all.

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