Published by Clark Kant, Editor In Chief
Yesterday Hermann Hearsay hit a new milestone in FREE subscriptions. Slim Pickens became our 200th subscriber. Thanks to Slim and all the rest of our loyal subscribers!
Hermann Hearsay subscribers reside in 20 towns and cities spread out in 5 states. Their ages range from 25 years old to 75 years old.
Clark Kant
Editor In Chief
http://www.hermannhearsay.blogspot.com/
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Hermann Hearsay Hits 200 Free Subscriber Mark
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Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteA. E. Newman
Bland, MO
Proud to be a new Hermann Hearsay reader!
ReplyDeleteSlim
Glad to see that my old buddy signed up!
ReplyDeleteWillie Nelson
Hope you won't get to big for your britches, Clark!
ReplyDeleteElmer
Nice going, Clark!
ReplyDeleteHenrietta
And you did it without ever having to conduct a subscriber telethon! Just think how many subscribers you could have if you did some effective marketing!
ReplyDeleteJethro
I think you can hit 500 by Christmas, Clark!
ReplyDeleteBeula
I think I was #199, Clark! Funny how many people FREE will attract!
ReplyDeleteOllie
Som'bitch, Clark! I guess I was your 198th subscriber. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteBuford T. Justice
Well done my boy! Keep on truckin'!
ReplyDeleteSnowman
Peter and I are sooooo happy for you!
ReplyDeleteRichard
I presume this means that you're buyin' drinks down at The Barrel tonight?!
ReplyDeleteElmer
Hiyo Silver!
ReplyDeleteI always new you could do it, Clark!
ReplyDeleteFrank
Congrats Clark!
ReplyDeleteFlossy
Very proud of you, Clark!
ReplyDeleteAbbie
You're just gettin' started, Clark!
ReplyDeleteClem
Damn, I'd like to subscribe but I'll wait for Hermann Hearsay's next milestone. Can you send a heads-up email when HH reaches 249 subscribers?
ReplyDeleteGreatest online news service in Hermann!
ReplyDeleteP. T. Barnum
I check Hermann Hearsay two or three times a day, Clark! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteHedley
I hope you never decide to charge for your service, Clark. Times are tough. I lost my job six months ago. Then I lost my home. Then I lost my car. I can't afford internet service, so I go to the library every day where I can use their computers to access your daily news service. I can't afford a subscription to CNL. Besides I'm not interested in their webcams of 4th Street and the Missouri River.
ReplyDeleteIf you ever need a secretary, I'm available.
Ima
My daddy and I say you're a dickhead!
ReplyDeleteK. Liarmore
Hey K. Liarmore!
ReplyDeleteGo crawl back into the hole from whence you came!
Clark Kant
Hi Clark!
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work! More subscribers than CNL and much more profitable too!
Gertrude
Who the hell is "K. Liarmore"? Sounds like some kind of redneck from Owensville!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Clark!
ReplyDeletePeter
You're our favorite online news site in Hermann!
ReplyDeleteYou quack me up, Clark!
ReplyDeleteDaffy
Keep up the good work, Clark!
ReplyDeleteH. Doody
Love your site, Clark!
ReplyDeleteJeff
Thanks for the recent positive comments about The Hermann Advertiser-Courier!
ReplyDeleteDon