Angry In Tulsa
Comments (2) I was perusing Topix as I often do and came across a thread that one reader refers to as “A Bar Room Brawl”. When asked to take it outside, one of the brawlers made reference to his blog. In short, that was my introduction to The Angry Tulsa Blogger.
I’m still a bit confused by the Topix thread and the actual blog itself but my deduction is that Angry In Tulsa is some sort of business consultant that had a friend get burned by another company in the same business. As a self-proclaimed writer, he is out to save other people like his friend and show off his tax returns in the process! However, in the Topix thread it is pointed out that he was wrung up on SLANDER and ASSAULT for his anger. Hello, how can I not take an interest in this blogger?
A quick read through the blog left me dazed. Here are my questions:
- If this business owner is a friend and you are in the same business as the scammers, why didn’t the business owner go with you? Are you a scam too since you are in the same business as the scammers? Do you have another angry post about the “friend” who screwed you over? Ha!
- Where are the facts? I see bulleted opinions but no facts. The best way to justify anger on the Internet is with that little hyperlink button in your blogging software that would allow you to link to something that actually has some meat to it.
- You name the names of people and companies and specifically in the comments section solicit dirt from other commenters? That’s fine but you never mention as to what these people and companies have done to you? Did you get scammed or just your friend? Is the situation really a scam or something you just don’t like? Are the accused scammers really just competition and you are crying foul to the world?
- Have you considered other forms of marketing? Perhaps hand out tie-die business t-shirts with peace symbols on the sleeve at an industry event?
- Are you going to put me on one of those threads for featuring you on The Angry Blogger?
In the end, Angry in Tulsa would be a classic charged blogger (namin’ names); however, he lacks one thing—an audience! I had to put my glasses on to get the number of commas straight in those Alexa scores. Tulsa, you just got this week’s Taz Award!
