I’ve Been Outed

September 9, 2005 in Other Stuff with 5 Comments

A couple of days ago I noticed that someone picked up the fact that Granger is actually a Methodist church (surprise!) and apparently that makes me a "Methodist Blogger." Now I’m listed along with my friends Corey and Mark on Methodist blogs throughout the Web. Check out the right column of this site as an example.

This led me to start thinking about the other categories of blogging I fit…

  • male bloggers
  • Italian-American bloggers
  • people who used to live in Piqua, Ohio bloggers
  • I’m a fan of Corey Mann bloggers
  • my wife is a knock-out bloggers
  • I live in a house bloggers
  • my middle name is Paul bloggers
  • people who eat lunch bloggers
  • I have a mom bloggers
  • double-jointed thumb bloggers
  • I used to have a mullet bloggers
  • people who will eventually die bloggers
  • people that periodically have to trim their nose hairs bloggers
  • cat-hating bloggers
  • I think therefore I am bloggers
  • bloggers that have never blogged while sitting in a hot tub bloggers
  • Methodist bloggers that pray our denomination will regain its relevance in people’s lives and so that we can reach more people for Jesus and stop the three decades of decline that have resulted in the Methodist church losing almost 2 million members bloggers

5 Responses to “I’ve Been Outed”

  1. Kirk Longhofer September 9, 2005 at 1:51 pm #

    So… do I get the credit for out you, brother? And I’m right there with you in that last group you mentioned.

    kdl

  2. Lindsay September 9, 2005 at 4:35 pm #

    What about:

    Men who own a pink shirt bloggers?

  3. Rich Schmidt September 12, 2005 at 8:34 am #

    Good post, Tony! It helps you avoid getting pigeonholed & shows the ridiculousness of labeling, etc. :)

  4. Slice of Laodicea February 14, 2006 at 6:50 am #

    Never Enough ‘Sex Sermons’

    The church that invented the sermon kit based on the Deperate Housewives TV show, and sold it to so many other churches, is at it again with more sermons centered around their audience’s interest in sex. Granger’s upcoming Pure Sex…

  5. G. Charmley February 14, 2006 at 2:30 pm #

    What’s wrong with being a Methodist? John Wesley was one of the most radical men of the 18th Century! Let modern Methodists (Calvinistic or Wesleyan) follow in his footsteps!