Isn't it obvious that some NBC writer (quite possibly after the strike began) stumbled across an image of Doug on a Simply Youth website and felt the need to create a character out of him.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
The Future of Youth Ministry
In the modern era of youth ministry, we look to Doug Fields to tell us what is cool or uncool. Even NBC's American Gladiators has looked to Doug for some inspiration. This is Wolf, one of this years American Gladiators.
Isn't it obvious that some NBC writer (quite possibly after the strike began) stumbled across an image of Doug on a Simply Youth website and felt the need to create a character out of him.
Isn't it obvious that some NBC writer (quite possibly after the strike began) stumbled across an image of Doug on a Simply Youth website and felt the need to create a character out of him.
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so I stumbled my little way over to this post through a man by the name of Josh Griffin.
I noticed your name. I then noticed your location. I then said to myself, "hm."
I then looked at your interests and found that my "hm" turned to an "mhm" when I read that you are interested in the following:
bass.
Now assuming you are not referring to the fish, I am led to ask you this question, which might make me look like a fool:
"Are you by chance going to Ohio in February?"
I'm not sure which I wish Fields had:
*the sweet facial hair
*the unbelievable wrist-bands
*the nickname "Wolf"
YOu have a sharp eye to notice an amazing detail such as this. This changes the way I look at Doug and the way I watch AG. Thank you
The only difference I can see (besides the long hair of course) is that Wolf has a sweet vein on his forehead. I've never seen Doug just before going into battle, but does he have the same vein?
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