I went through a period of mild depression in March when this magazine was supposed to publish an interview of me and instead laid off the reporter who wrote it and cut it from its printing schedule. I thought for a brief second it was God's way of telling me I really need to forget about all this and that maybe my parents are right and my destiny lies in a nine-to-five job that brings security and ever-lasting misery.
Then, for reasons I cannot understand and will not argue against, that nagging voice that sweetly purrs in my ear and says "You're-wasting-your-fucking-time-and-could-be-using-it-to-do-something-truly-productive, asshole!" went away.
That day, I decided I needed to be more proactive in my quest for the pursuit of famosity and joined a pinging site and a backlinking community and handed out cards on the street for my blog and also made a sex tape with a Miami Dolphin football player in efforts of shameless self-promotion.
(Just kidding about that last one but damn it life would be way easier if I didn't have morals!)
Then a friend told me about certain companies you can pay to garner more "fans" to your Facebook page, therefore bringing more readers in to the humble blog that is mine. I went ahead and did my reseach and was excited to pay them $79.00 for "one thousand new and real Facebook fans." Here's a letter I wrote to them after services rendered.
Dear Social Kik:
I would like to start this letter by saying, you're all a bunch of assholes. Now that that's out the way, I wanted to thank you for all my new robot friends and their subsequent African Facebook buddies. I'm on to you...
Also, really?

Fuck you kindly, Social Kik.
p.s. Why are so many of my "fans" also fans of this person whom I initially thought was Kim Kardashian but now realize is a famous drag queen?
p.s. Why are so many of my "fans" also fans of this person whom I initially thought was Kim Kardashian but now realize is a famous drag queen?
Speechless,
Annah
Annah








31 comments:
your quest for famousity shall not cease! just keep at it, if it was easy everyone would be famous. dont doubt ur abilities, woman you are talented. also, that is a very creepy looking drag queen and i just wanna go on record stating that i would NOT hit it lmao
Mental note, no social kik. Got it. You shall be famous someday! Famosity awaits! And hell, you have over 2k followers, so there's that. That's like...semi-famous, right? :)
You silly, silly whore.
Sorry for my long absence from pointing out your many foibles but I was at a retreat last week with my church and I have to say I return to you invigorated and ready to spread His word like never before.
Rommel: I am glad you made that clear. But it *does* look like Kim Kardashian. Or at least how Kim will look soon if she doesn't quit it with the plastic surgeries.
Danger Boy: Semi-famous sounds fab to me. Better than no famous. Patience is a virtue... And yes. NO SOCIAL KIK. All those websites are bullshit!
Anonymous: I can speak for everyone and say, you were missed. Invigorated eh? I look forward to your renewed sense of hatred towards me and what fun it shall bring.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that Tony 2Sharp Lee, MMA Big Show, Kathy Jarvis, Rick Gdovic, and I Want 2 Get Results! all paid the same $79 you paid for these fake profiles to "like" them.
On the bright side...at least you look more popular, you know, to people who don't go and check out your fans.
You'll be famous soon...don't worry. I also notice that a lot of those people like to "attend" events in your area. I have an event page for a concert that's going on near me...at least 10 people "attending" don't even live in this country and their pages look very similar to the ones you showed above. Jack-asses.
Oh, I really hope they respond and it's something incredibly awesome. Like maybe written in badly translated English.
How lazy are they? They couldn't even put the right gender pictures with the right names!
If all of life's problems could be solved for $79, we would have a little less money, but a lot more happiness.
Sorry you're out the money, but at lease a lesson was learned? I supposed? Meh, probably not. But hey! My next born son may be named Victoria thanks to this post...
I have no doubt that fame is in your future! You have over 2159 people who love to read your stuff! That is nothing to be ashamed of- keep rocking out the good stuff and things will fall into place.
Feel free to check out Epic Tales of a Professional Freakshow in Heels
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TB: Exactly :( Poor poor fools (like me).
Ms. Codependent: Jackasses, indeed. Sigh.
Chanel: They could've done a better job at disguising the fact all those Facebook accounts are fake.
Lost: Please don't. But yes, lesson learned.
Erin: From your mouth to God's ears!
Sounds like your Black Ninja Round house kicked the reporter in the face....
Dear Sweet Annah, I feel your pain. I opened a facebook account last year mainly just to keep up with my 3 girls and I had all these people pop in for me accept and the majority of them I think were Arabs. It got to the point that when I went on there all I could see was folks playing that stupid farm game so I deactivated the thing about a month ago. I personally don't think facebook is a good tool for any purpose. You are still special to your blog family.
Odie :)
Don't worry, I'm sure famosity is in your future, over 2000 people read your blog, that's pretty big! More to come I'm sure!
And that drag queen does look like Kim Kardashian :D just with creepy big lips, who likes that, yikes
Ha! I find your post both entertaining and informative and I will be sure to share this with all of my friends and coworkers.
Sorry. After that Social Kik story, I couldn't pass up a spammers style comment.
if i had to hang out at some hideous convention w/ the facebook 'fans' of In Bed With Married Women, I would be SCARED, girl. half those people are creepy weirdos.
uh, don't tell 'em i said that.
jill
http://inbedwithmarriedwomen.blogspot.com
Carlos: Yes... The black ninja curse struck again, unfortunetaly. Nothing to do but keep on truckin'.
Odie: Facebook can actually help a lot to get the word out, but only if the people who "Like" your site, are REAL people and not spammers or fake accounts.
Little Redhead: SUPER CREEPY.
Vinny: I was wondering what in the world was going on with you that your comment was so ODD.
Jill: I could *so* imagine the freaky deeky fans your site has. Mostly men who want to sleep with married women, I assume.
I know EXACTLY how you feel. Even after getting my book out there for sale, I seem to have expected to become a famous author overnight. Turns out, it doesn't happen that way.
AmberLaShell Rants
Annah my sweet, you cannot give up hope. You will get there. If the guy who interviewed you was shitcanned, then maybe they will provide you with a better interview with more followings of their own!!! Hound them, nag them, tell them you have to have an interview!! Squeeky wheel gets the oil. You will be famous!! Love you sweetheart!
Heh. For what it's worth, when I'm a famous Hollywood screenwriter/producer--or, failing that, a famous rock star--I have every intention of talking with you about a TV show based on your blog. Or at least a movie. It'd be great. And it'd be a big hit.
Dear Annah (if that is your real name... which it isn't...). Don't fret - you are very good at blogging and I'm sure someone with the power to change your status from semi-famous to full-blown-famosity will come your way soon enough. Chin up, Buttercup!
Ouch! That sucks. Just keep at it, and enjoy it. If blogging starts feeling like a job you'll just get worn down and hate it. And then where would I go to laugh? You don't want to rip all joy from my heart, do you?
LMAO !!!!!!
PS - We need to talk, an opportunity came up for Tukkits
lol your famous we all love you that's why we stalk you I mean follow you. Isn't out undying devotion enough? Meh I wouldn't think so either. Hang in there you also will be an E True Hollywood story one day.
Amber: Sad but true.
Barb: I like that saying. Squeeky wheel gets the oil. In Spanish it's "He doesn't cry doesn't suck (milk that is). I know... ODD.
J. Franklin: I cannot wait for you to become famous, then.
hwhitey: Chin is up. Thanks for the kind words.
Christopher: Never! I would never do such a thing!
Jessica: You guys are A LOT, trust me. But what can I say, darling. I'm a greedy motherfucker. *muah*!
Lol, yeah, I would stay away from anything that charges for something free like facebook friends. Glad to see you tell us of your fails though-that way, we'll probably avoid the same mistakes. :D
Glad to see you are still marching boldly forward! Keep up the good fight, and in the meantime.. Have you considered Stumbleupon to get more traffic? If not, it's worth a shot, right? :)
Good luck in your adventure: you've been an inspiration to me. :)
-T.Raijen
if it makes you feel any better- i'm a new follower!
"Anonymous said...
You silly, silly whore.
Sorry for my long absence from pointing out your many foibles but I was at a retreat last week with my church and I have to say I return to you invigorated and ready to spread His word like never before."
Um, really? You're a Christian? Get it together, anonymous.
Famosity is at the end of the dark tunnel Annah. Just keep walking...
I go through the same range of emotions, "I'm gonna be a kick-ass mommy blogger and quit my stupid job!" and then after writing another post with zero comments "this is dumb, you're not funny, please stop putting yourself through this." But seriously, you're funny, keep going, you'll make it!
You don't need Facebook friends to be famous! You've already gotten a lot of comments on your blog, so you must be doing something right. I mean, I know I would be flattered if a drag queen was my "fan." Although, if the real Kim follows you, then you know you've made it.
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