No No No, not that kind.
The social network kind.
I was recently interviewed by a podcast down in Texas called “Hitting on
3s”
They had put out a request for people to contact them about
writing articles for their website. I
already had a bunch of Misfits episodes (the next one will be posted shortly)
in the can, and I though they could give us some much needed exposure so I jumped
at the opportunity.
No, it's not a very good interview, as we both fumbled our words a little, and much editing was done. But I did manage to mention the club, the league, and the tourney in May.
I’ll issue a warning right now, the podcast uses explicit
language, like me, don’t have painted armies, like me, and aren’t very good at
the game, like me, and they treat the game as more of a social hobby than a gaming hobby, like me.
So I guess I’m saying that if you like me you will like
these guys as well.
Having gained that opportunity via Twitter, I asked Greg if
the 40Kegger club had a Twitter account and didn’t realize I had just volunteered
to open it and run it. The Twitter feed
was opened yesterday and the handle is @40Kegger.
After opening the Twitter account, Greg also mentioned that
the club does not have a Facebook Page.
Well I started a group for the club yesterday as well, as some of you
may know by the Facebook invites you have received. The group is called 40Kegger wargaming club.
So now that we are saturated with social media, please feel
free to use them. I am the only one who
has access to the twitter account, but the Facebook group is open to all who
have joined the group. If any of you
have a Twitter account, feel free to send the 40Kegger messages that you might
want re-tweeted and I’ll be happy to oblige.
Until next time, happy gaming!
never EVER ask questions! Its the death knell in any situation! Work place, school 40k.
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