October was in interesting month for BlackGayBlogger.com. Not just because of the blogcasts, but because it's probably the first time on this blog where I really felt like I was doing this for someone other than me. Don't get me wrong; I like recording the 'casts and offering "premium" content to y'all (and the stats don't lie - it's my second-most popular month since I started this blog back in '03 - 47000+ unique hits) and I take some of the suggestions. But some of you bitches kill me with the petty shit I get e-mailed about.

"The music in your podcast is too white."

"You need to talk more about Black gay topics since you're the Black Gay Blogger."

"I don't have time to listen to these podcasts and write down passwords."

"You need to make your podcasts more accessible so people won't listen to one and feel like they need to catch up."

"You need to lay off of Noah's Arc, bitch."

Yeah, I know…if I start doing these things, maybe my 'cast will be more "palatable" to the masses. Maybe you don't like my taste in music — so the fuck what? Maybe I'll get on here and talk about whatever the Hell I want to since it's my shit and I pay for it, and if you want "more about Black gay topics" and for my podcasts to be "more accessible", then I will happily tell you to traipse ya merry ass elsewhere and leave me be, comprende? And don't eeeeeeeven get me started on Noah's Arc — I've seen the shit now and I still stand by what I said in my podcast. So sit on that and twist. I don't want to have to start putting housekeeping rules on shit, you know. I've decided to do the blogcasts once a week now on Sundays, so you can tune in Sunday afternoons or evenings and check it out.

And as far as password-protected entries are concerned, passwords are included in the blogcasts. If you don't listen and get it, tough. I delete e-mails asking for passwords with the quickness, holmes. Catch up! Get Bloglines or ipodder or something, for cripes sake.

Oh…and if you're offended, I suggest you take this entry with a grain of salt and the following advice: "If it don't apply to you, don't personalize it!"

*drops microphone*