So I did this analytics thing on my website and it turns out that 99% of you are gay. Weird, right? I thought so too. Another interesting fact, 100% of those reading samsabori.com were awesome….just something to think about.
November 5, 2007
Glow Golf! Bring it Back!
It was a Saturday night, we were looking to hook up. With these intentions, like any twenty-something southern Oregon male, we headed to the Rogue Valley Mall. More specific, Glow Golf. We had our whitest shirts on, hoping that they would attract some hotties, but it was all for nothing. Glow Golf was no more. Me and E were so heated. We made a pact, right then and there, to bring Glow Golf back to the Southern Oregon. I hope you put your name on this post as a testament to your loyalty to this mini golf bonanza.
If you are interested I will be organizing a funraiser for this family center. We will be meeting at Joey’s Chili Parlor Tin Tin Buffet Arbys this Saturday at noon. Bring your walking shoes. We are going to raise hell.
October 21, 2007
Harry Potter Renamed as a Gay Erotic Series
- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
October 17, 2007
RA D IOHE_AD

In Rainbows is a great success, but I personally believe that Radiohead–or anybody as successful (which leaves few)– is the only band that could pull this off. If any other musical artist uses the same strategy I think that it will give the listener a justified reason to download for free. Listeners want originality, something fresh, don’t you think the same gimmick would bore the listener? It would be kind of like Ok Go putting out another music video of them dancing. Yes, you got our attention. Nice. Now show us your music. The same with Sufjan. Fifty States, wow, I have hear this. Michael Jackson, hey, didn’t he molest the Home Alone kid?
The bottom line: It worked for Radiohead, but, honestly, it’s not going to break the record industry. If the listener wants a new album they’ll get it (for whatever price they want).
Agree?