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Consider it an experiment in web interactivity. Or, consider it a way to artificially inflate our hit count. Either way, just write in!

 
March 17, 2009,

Brian,

You really need to create a FAQ page for your wedding thriller video... you're answering the SAME questions week after week in the mailbag...

Put the button at the top of the mailbag page... just above where I entered my name and title it something blindingly obvious like "Frequently Asked Questions about the Thriller Wedding Dance"...

--James

 
Of course you're right, James. We absolutely should make a FAQ page for the Wedding Thriller Dance. It would save us time. In theory.

In reality, we barely have time to update this site as it is. Also, we kind of think that if all of these people can't figure out that these questions have been asked dozens of times before, they probably can't figure out a FAQ page, either. But that's okay. We really don't mind answering them. Unlike Ringo Starr, we're always willing to hear from anyone who considers themselves a fan of our work. Maybe someday we'll get around to a FAQ page, but until then, we'll just do it the old-fashioned way.

 
March 20, 2009,

Brian,

This is killing me. What was the strip called when it was in the OU paper? "Rockwood" doesn't feel right, wasn't it something else? I always remember those E-week strips, and I think I have those ST:TNG strips still around, somewhere.

Thanks,

--John (Pride Trumpets 92-94)

 
Hopefully we got to you in time, John. We wouldn't want you kicking off before you recalled that "Rockwood" used to be called "Colledge" back in college. Interestingly, we've answered this question before, too. Maybe we need a FAQ for that as well. Nahhhhhh.

 
March 23, 2009,

Monday's strip. BRAVO!

--Steven Duesenberry

 
Glad you liked it! Here's another beef we have with that ad, Steven. When that drawer slides open behind the bar, all of the team names are on little plastic name plates on a wood-grained board. Really? They expect me to believe that Buffalo Wild Wings has a room full of plasma TVs but can't get wi-fi connection? That, and having Grizzly Adams as a courtside photographer. And... oh, we could go on all day. We're not going to. Hey! Maybe we need to make a FAQ about all of the things we dislike about that commercial! See what you've started, James?