Damn you Bradley Taylor!

Well, that's sad and understandable at the same time...

Also, it seems appropriate that there were several American Girl Amazon links as ads on the page as I read your note. Also, I would be curious to find some commentaries on the Felicity movie, as my daughters enjoy it. N

Good luck in your endeavors!

Life is cruel and short and everything you love eventually dies 

Zarban was how I found DIF in the first place. Now DIF and Zarban are gone too, and a long chapter is closed.

To be honest I can sympathize, I don't listen to fan commentaries anymore either, too busy focusing on my own projects. I suppose that's what growing up is all about.

Godspeed Zarban.

Last edited by bullet3 (2015-10-09 06:45:53)

I'll be honest. I like American girls too. 

Give this a try: https://bolt.cm/

Knowing the internet, SOMEONE will eventually step up to fill this need. There's a geek somewhere who's saying, "I'd set up a site about commentaries, but this Zarban guy has already.... hey!"

I've found so much entertainment from the Zarban site it's actually kind of unbelievable. One time I wondered, "Is there anyone who has done a fan commentary on a Blackadder episode so's I can listen to it as I clean out the storm gutters on my house?" Yes, yes there is. There is one. And so I did. Zarban.com is an awesome thing.

Also he's a cool guy.

Oh jeez, that's two. Now I'm sorry for the American Girl jokes. Mea culpa. Mea culpa.

I am not obsessed with American Girl. I'm sure it's a fine product with empowering messages for girls, which is why it seemed funny to claim that I--a grown man with no children--had become obsessed with it and its wiki. I have nothing against the franchise or its fans. It seems perfectly charming.

Last edited by Zarban (2015-10-12 06:24:07)

Depends on how you define "American Girl."

It's on the Internet, Zarban-it must be true

Dolls are creepy.

Yeah, I said it.