Project Blog Week Eight Prize
January 16, 2008 by Allison Boyer
Filed under Football
It’s that time again – time to announce the Project Blog Week Eight prize for contestants and readers! In the dark about what Project Blog is all about? Basically, it is a competition for bloggers, where readers get to have a say in the winner. You can read more here. Last week we gave away a subscription to ESPN Magazine, courtesy of yours truly here at BCS Frenzy. This week, we have some new incredible sponsors puttin’ up the goods.
Week Eight’s Sponsor: The Humor-Blogs Network
Week Eight’s Prizes:
- Crummy Church Signs: Volume One by Joel Bezaire of Crummy Church Signs
- From the only website currently in the Top 10 of both a Humor Blog ranking and a Religion Blog ranking comes Crummy Church Signs Volume 1 (2004-2007). See what happens when a snarky Christian gets fed up with bad grammar and spelling, poor theology, inane attempts at humor, and outdated pop culture references. With submissions from 36 states and 10 different countries, see why this hilarious blog has become an internet hit with this “best of” collection.
- Antisocial Commentary: From the Secret Files of the Mattress Police by Rob (Diesel) Kroese of The Mattress Police
- This book is a hilarious excursion through the mind of Rob Kroese, aka “Diesel,” the twisted mastermind behind the humor website MattressPolice.com. From topics as varied as James Blunt and The Incredible Hulk to global politics and perpetual motion machines, Antisocial Commentary is a tour de force of satire, sarcasm and just plain silliness.
The reader who wins this week will have their choice of book, and the blogger who wins this week will get the other one – prizes for all, yippee!
How can you enter? Simple – just leave a comment here telling me which book you would pick if you win the prize! That’s it! If you want to learn a bit more about the books, head over to the Humor-Blogs Store, where you can purchase both books, and more!
Oh, I would definitely have to go with the first one if I won. Anyone who gets as annoyed with bad grammar and spelling mistakes as I do is going to have a fan in me.
Definitely “Crummy Church Signs.” I’m the girl who always wants to go into the church (or restaurant or store) and say, “You don’t need an apostrophe!” or “It’s ‘THEIR’ not ‘THERE’.”
Thanks!