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I am happy to announce that Geoff Willis’s “shape-shifting hooker” story, published here in Oct. 27, has officially gone viral.  (Vern might not like to get into the weeds on these sorts matters with readers, but I do, and he has never thought that he might need to warn me against it.)  After a respectable 660 cumulative hits in the last five days of October, when the clock struck midnight at the close Halloween the tale of our favorite African donkey took off like Herman Cain’s campaign after that Florida straw poll, rocketing into the blogostratosphere with an average of over 750 hits for each of the past three days and no end in sight! (Saturday looks like it just may be the strongest day yet.)  In fact, if it were not for the shape-shifting hooker, craigslist’s “rants and raves” sections nationwide might have had to close down this past week.

On behalf of OJB, I want to extend congratulations to my colleague and sometime playful nemesis Mr. Willis for helping to bring the best and most current shape-shifting hooker news to the masses.  OJB dedicates itself to continuing to scour the earth for the best and most incisive shape-shifting hooker stories and commentary.  We are, as the new slogan I’ve suggested to Vern (and which he rejects because of his fondness for mosh pits) says, “Orange County’s finest source for all of the latest Shape-Shifting Hooker news.”

Along those lines, we are considering introducing a line of branded “Shape-Shifting Hooker” merchandise — tote bags, t-shirts, mouse-pads, coffee mugs, stationery, tattoos, kilts, and framed portraits that are absolutely guaranteed to hold their value better than any commemorative coin you could have purchased from Goldline (at least for us as the vendor.)  If you’re interested in placing a special request — and yes, Ken Calvert, this means you — let us know in comments!

We want to make sure that we don’t run out of this sort of story, so we do have a request to make.  Each day, a number of readers of Orange Juice (like those of Liberal OC, New Santa Ana, OC Weekly, and especially The Register) may be picked up on charges of public sex with prostitutes.  Now, we don’t encourage this sort of activity, mind you, and we certainly don’t want to give out legal advice.  But if you  get picked up on such a charge, and if it happens that the hooker you were with did shift shape into any mammalian (or not necessarily only mammalian) form, and if you’re willing to go public with the story, we do want to be the first ones to know.  Please mail news of your intended defense to mail2greg4-shapeshiftinghooker@yahoo.com.  (We will try to get a personalized OJB address before too long.)

Advertisers: Do you want to be included in future Orange Juice Blog “Shape-Shifting Hooker” themed advertising supplements and promotions?  Please contact our “Donna Kay Hooker” via the above e-mail address for reasonable rates.  Don’t let others take away your chance to reach the sorts of consumer who religiously (or irreligiously) follow all the later shape-shifting hooker news!  This is apparently a huge market, and we’re just happy to be here to capitalize on it.  Reasonable rates are available, given the mass appeal!

About Greg Diamond

Somewhat verbose attorney, semi-disabled and semi-retired, residing in northwest Brea. Occasionally ran for office against jerks who otherwise would have gonr unopposed. Got 45% of the vote against Bob Huff for State Senate in 2012; Josh Newman then won the seat in 2016. In 2014 became the first attorney to challenge OCDA Tony Rackauckas since 2002; Todd Spitzer then won that seat in 2018. Every time he's run against some rotten incumbent, the *next* person to challenge them wins! He's OK with that. Corrupt party hacks hate him. He's OK with that too. He does advise some local campaigns informally and (so far) without compensation. (If that last bit changes, he will declare the interest.) His daughter is a professional campaign treasurer. He doesn't usually know whom she and her firm represent. Whether they do so never influences his endorsements or coverage. (He does have his own strong opinions.) But when he does check campaign finance forms, he is often happily surprised to learn that good candidates he respects often DO hire her firm. (Maybe bad ones are scared off by his relationship with her, but they needn't be.)