People You’ll See In Hell is looking for writers who would like to contribute regularly (or irregularly) to People You’ll See In Hell.
You must have the ability to do web research, to string together a sentence or two, and to express both your sense of humor and your sense of outrage at the evil things people do to one another.
Writing samples will be requested. Find some evil, write about it the way you’d want it posted on PYSIH, and send it in.
Compensation depends on revenue, but your posts may contain your own affiliate links, which you may market however you choose. All articles will be reviewed before being posted.
People You’ll See In Hell has an average of 1000-2000 readers per day. Take advantage of it.
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Huh.
Might be worth doing.
What kind of writing sample would you need? A write-up on a person who might appear here, or just a random piece of writing?
admin - Actually I’ve always wanted someone to just go through the dictionary, point out a few words, put them on paper and send them in on rice-colored paper scented with lemon.
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Dr. Extreme reply on March 15, 2008:
Whoops. I see now.
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An opportunity to live out my fantasy to be a respected journalist?
A chance to allow my insightful humor and biting wit to be published?
Do you think that’s really a good idea?
admin - I ate a pound of filet mignon last night while out to dinner with the wife. Do you think that was a good idea? Do you think I cared? Sometimes you have to do things and damn the consequences.
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Oh, lordy. I would love to write for your website, but I don’t think I have the biting sarcasm, razor-sharp wit, and gift of understatement that seems to be the norm here. Besides, I’m just not opnionated enough. And, I’m a vegetarian, to boot. And, people do tend to like booting vegetarians.
You don’t really want a shitload of hate mail on my behalf, do you?
Oh. Well ok, then.
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It’s bad enough to be dyslexic- on top of that, at least on this website, is the frustration of not understanding terms that appear to be standard.
I would like to upload a story, but I can’t get past the filter that asks for a “5+1″. Whatever that is. I do not know what that is, and the form will not let me proceed without it. I’m dreading being told it’s some incredibly stupid thing I should know already, but I am going to have to ask…. what is a 5+1?
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Whether they admit it or not, most people enjoy having their picture taken. They smile, and say ‘cheese’, and cross their fingers that they’ll look as good as they think they should. And lots of people secretly wish they were on film, like movie stars are.
Other people- eh, not so much. Especially child-abusers. For some reason, they rarely want their actions caught on camera.
Trying to set up a wireless electronic device is pretty frustrating. On par with figuring out how to get your VCR to stop blinking. Trying to get all the ‘bugs’ out of the system and all that.
Which is what some guy was trying to do in Milwaukee- get the ‘bugs’ out. The neighbor, who did not wish to be identified, bought a wireless surveillence camera for his home security. After he installed it, the camera ended up getting a signal from a different wireless camera in a nearby house.
Which might have been nice, if it had been capturing images of a sexy 25 year old hottie sunning herself in her backyard. But, he wasn’t that lucky.
Instead, he had the misfortune of peeping at what was happening to some foster children in a nearby house. And, they weren’t doing normal ‘happy kid’ kinds of things. In fact, the fun he recorded was the foster mom hitting one of the children in the chest. And two of them being forced to hold their hands in the air for more than an hour. Which is not the proper way to play ‘Mother, may I?’ The rules for that also do not include a foster mother hitting their foster children with a stick.
Has it been mentioned yet that this was a foster mom? That the children she was being paid to take care of were 2 and 4 years old? That there was a 3rd foster child? And, that there were also 3 of the foster mother’s biological children living in the same house?
The good news is that now half a dozen children are not living in an abusive home anymore. And hopefully won’t be anytime in the near future.
And, once again, a video camera has recorded something more inportant than some loser celebrity having sex.
c
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