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gomer
Since most of us will never physically hear you speak, it’s quite a safe invitation on your part.
B. Davis
Gomer, you apparently have never gone to Donna’s
business website. You can hear her talk in a specially prepared video. How do I know this? Because a little google research goes a long way. Donna has excellent
presentation skills.
And if you are a detective like B.Davis, you can find even more video of me giving speeches and training, etc…
But I am not going to give you a link to that…. 🙂
B. Davis
I’ve already been there, Donna. With google all you have to do is connect a few dots. And since you’ve revealed your college and your approximate location in Pennsylvania, it doesn’t take a supersleuth to figure stuff out. I also looked at your dad’s obituary, which was very nicely done. Your dad was Salesman of the Year at his company, right? It’s easy to see how you caught the Sales bug, and why your presentation skills are very good.
gomer
Ok. I will join in the online creep-out and admit I’ve done the same thing. I’ve seen the videos and the obituary, done the Google research, etc. Takes all of about 2 minutes for anyone reading this blog for more than a year to get the scoop.
So unless there is an invitation coming for a get-together over a pint at the local, let us resume our now pseudo-anonymous dissection of Donna’s life and times. Donna the “mystery” has been replaced by Donna the “person”, which makes for much more interesting reading anyway.
Now…if I could just figure out how to add that 36th monitor to my 35 bedroom devices broadcasting Donna’s speeches 24 hours a day, I might be satisfied.
For some odd reason, I am not entirely freaked out by any of this. Regarding the invitation for a get together, last week I met up with Todd for a beer when he had business in Philly and I met up with Nathan not too long ago at Musikfest where we saw the Red Elvises perform. So there is an invitation for a pint at the local (to me)!
B. Davis
Realize that anyone who posts a few scraps of information on the internet is subject to searching.
Which means that few people in America are anonymous
anymore. Just yesterday it was revealed that 77 million
people who use Sony Playstation had their names, addresses, and social security numbers pilfered by a hacker. My brother, a prosecutor by profession, is amazed by the people who put stickers on their car proclaiming that “Jessica is an honor student at Blah-Blah
Elementary School”. Bad guy then traces the license plate
and can now proceed to do some evil deed. (If you want to avoid creeps you gotta think like one). As for me, I live in north Texas, and if you cobble my email address with that scrap of information you’re on to something. But I have two friends — Smith and Wesson — who keep me company, so I don’t fret. (Remember that line from “Sudden Impact” starring Clint Eastwood?)
Since most of us will never physically hear you speak, it’s quite a safe invitation on your part.
Gomer, you apparently have never gone to Donna’s
business website. You can hear her talk in a specially prepared video. How do I know this? Because a little google research goes a long way. Donna has excellent
presentation skills.
Yes, there is a lot of me out there. In fact, on this Website alone there are a couple mp3s of me SINGING!!!!
http://64.91.230.168/~donna/theme-song/
And there’s a link to my PERSONAL YouTube account where you can see me frolicking on a number of vacations.
http://www.youtube.com/user/donnapeal
And if you are a detective like B.Davis, you can find even more video of me giving speeches and training, etc…
But I am not going to give you a link to that…. 🙂
I’ve already been there, Donna. With google all you have to do is connect a few dots. And since you’ve revealed your college and your approximate location in Pennsylvania, it doesn’t take a supersleuth to figure stuff out. I also looked at your dad’s obituary, which was very nicely done. Your dad was Salesman of the Year at his company, right? It’s easy to see how you caught the Sales bug, and why your presentation skills are very good.
Ok. I will join in the online creep-out and admit I’ve done the same thing. I’ve seen the videos and the obituary, done the Google research, etc. Takes all of about 2 minutes for anyone reading this blog for more than a year to get the scoop.
So unless there is an invitation coming for a get-together over a pint at the local, let us resume our now pseudo-anonymous dissection of Donna’s life and times. Donna the “mystery” has been replaced by Donna the “person”, which makes for much more interesting reading anyway.
Now…if I could just figure out how to add that 36th monitor to my 35 bedroom devices broadcasting Donna’s speeches 24 hours a day, I might be satisfied.
For some odd reason, I am not entirely freaked out by any of this. Regarding the invitation for a get together, last week I met up with Todd for a beer when he had business in Philly and I met up with Nathan not too long ago at Musikfest where we saw the Red Elvises perform. So there is an invitation for a pint at the local (to me)!
Realize that anyone who posts a few scraps of information on the internet is subject to searching.
Which means that few people in America are anonymous
anymore. Just yesterday it was revealed that 77 million
people who use Sony Playstation had their names, addresses, and social security numbers pilfered by a hacker. My brother, a prosecutor by profession, is amazed by the people who put stickers on their car proclaiming that “Jessica is an honor student at Blah-Blah
Elementary School”. Bad guy then traces the license plate
and can now proceed to do some evil deed. (If you want to avoid creeps you gotta think like one). As for me, I live in north Texas, and if you cobble my email address with that scrap of information you’re on to something. But I have two friends — Smith and Wesson — who keep me company, so I don’t fret. (Remember that line from “Sudden Impact” starring Clint Eastwood?)