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I worked for GTE California for about 25 years, starting when I was 18 years old. I worked my way up beginning at the very bottom rung and eventually working in the central offices (where you get your dial tone, and all call processing takes place).

I had injured my knee climbing telephone poles and they eventually grounded me from climbing, so they allowed me to go into the central office to one of their first analog switches.

Being an avid and quick learner they eventually sent me to schools to learn how to run and repair their digital switch. I requested the graveyard shift as that was the only time you could actually perform maintenance on them.

When it came to troubleshooting and repair, I was the best they had, and they knew it. They ended up sending me to over 1,000 hours of training so that I was at the level 3 analyst qualified. That means I could read a hexadecimal printout and be able to find the one wire on the backplane that was grounded and causing that stuck all 1's.

Good question. A few years ago I used to mod at PIB and would post pictures of places and events that I had attended. JFK saw them and I guess noticed that I had potential . . . either that or something came up in LA that he could not make, so he asked if I would shoot it for him.

I guess I did well enough that he now requests that I shoot any of the many webmaster activities that are help in SoCal, as well as assist him at Internext, Cybernet, Phoenix Forum or any other event where he can't be at 5 places at once.

It has been fun, and opened a lot of doors for me, for which I am quite grateful.

I started riding dirt bikes when I was 15, racing Motocross at Ascot Park. Dirt bikes I have owned include Honda 90, Hodaka Ace 90, Hodaka Super Rat, and Yamaha 125 Enduro.

When I turned 18 I quit riding the dirt and went to the street. Those bikes include 1942 Harley-Davidson 45 c.i. flathead (chopper), 1969 Triumph Trident 750 (chopper), 1949 Harley-Davidson Panhead (chopper then custom restoral). I currently own a 1968 H-D shovelhead that I built drom scratch, and a 1986 H-D Heritage Softtail.

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Well, I have traveled all over this country, and while there are some nice places to visit, I wouldn't want to live there. SoCal rocks, sometimes quite literally.

Besides, I hate moving, so my next move will be done by the LA County Coroner's Office.

51, and primarily because I am enjoying myself. Hanging out with all you youngsters keeps me spry.

It was 1971, I was 18, there was no AIDS . . .life was good.

All 18 year old boys should have that experience.

Because I make a better boyfriend than I do a husband.

When were you first dubbed the name "Baddog"? Much respect for you, and you gave the same. Great read!

I was recently approached by Raven to blog for Klixxx on Kblogger - I didn't really think anyone would be interested in reading about my thoughts, but I decided to give it a shot anyway.

Surprisingly, the results were pretty good, and I ended up with new affiliates and clients.

Legendary Lars had nicknamed me White Cheech at Cybernet Expo last summer, so I registered the domain, www.whitecheech.com. I figured that if I could have good results with webmasters, I would try targeting surfers.

FletchXXX was kind enough to make me a banner and button, and White Cheech became a blog. The search engines have been very kind to me, and in a little over a month I am now getting several thousand hits a day.

I use it to promote programs that I don't really have a vehicle to promote with since most of my time has been dedicated to my AVS.

My first couple of years on the Internet I pretty much stayed away from any boards. When I started becoming involved providing goods to webmasters (around 2000) I decided I had better create a board persona, and baddog was the first name that came to mind.

All I can say is Baddog is a Kewl person.....always delivers what he promises and a pleasure to be associated with. :thumbsup :thumbsup

Prior to Xbiz being called XBiz it was just Helmy Enterprises (Alec can correct me if I am wrong). He had a basic board that eventually became 69Spot. One day I happened to notice that it said "moderator" under my name.

I asked my partner if he knew waht was going on, and apparently Alec had asked him if we wouldn't mind moderating the board.

Since his script wouldn't allow me to register the name "baddog" I became known as Str8guy over there. I guess I was a little brash to the people that I felt deserved it, and some people didn't like the straightforward attitude I had. To make a long story short, I tendered my resignation.

Eventually 69Spot became several different forums under the XBiz name. TDavid moderated the Speak Your Mind forum. When he left, Marsha (Princess) asked me if I would moderate that forum. I stayed there for a couple more years. It was fun while it lasted.

Thanks, the pleasure has been all mine . :)

None currently. When I was with Mogul we opened 4 of them, GirlfriendVideos, VideoPosts, FreeMGP, and DailyMovieList.

Just as they started to become successful we suffered a major server crash, and did not bother restoring them because it took quite a while to get a replacement server, and all the data had been lost.

Lesson learned - backup your data.

2/3rds done . . . whew

Because I am not good looking enough for video or magazines. :)

I appreciate that Sir,as do I appreciate the subtle way you carry on in the name of F.U.B.A.R. :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

lets get together again and have some good scotch :thumbsup

I am in the business of providing goods and services to adult webmasters. I can't think of any adult board that has more than GFY.

One thing I have learned over 5 years of posting on boards is that there are more lurkers than there are posters, so I know my audience is out there. I meet people at every major webmaster event I go to that have no board presence at all, yet they know who I am.

It is all about branding.

100 Baddogs and one Gentleman pornographer :thumbsup :thumbsup

You remind me of my dad in those pics.

:winkwink:

Phoenix . . . if not sooner :)

Who's yer daddy? :1orglaugh

It aint me Babe :pimp

ContentLotto was a great vehicle for advertising and branding to adult webmasters. In two years we had 7,000 webmasters playing scratcher games, and winning over $500,000 in prizes.

I don't care what any of the nay sayers can come up with, there was no better value for your advertising dollar.

When I left Mogul Networks, Content Lotto pretty much died. The one thing that CL did for me personally was to make me very well known, and I made a lot of great contacts.

It helped a lot when JenC and I decided to launch ContentShopper which is a searchable database of content providers.

As I had developed a relationship with some of the biggest content providers in the business it gave me a head start with who to approach to get listed in our database.

Webmasters are now able to come to ContentShopper and shop around at many content providers without having to register unless they decide to make a purchase. It is free to use, and a real time saver.

Hey that was the year I was born :winkwink:

Great interview :thumbsup

When I was with Mogul I found myself running about 50 different sites, submitting galleries to dozens of different TGPs. It was quite time consuming.

Mogul was a pretty good programmer, so he started to write a script for me to help make my job easier. Every time he would provide a new feature, I would ask for something else. Eventually we had a product that we could sell to webmasters, and we called it SiteMogul. It was the first auto submitter.

I could run the program 10 times a month and get a million uniques, with ease. Shortly afterwards other auto submits started coming out, but none of them really compared to the ease of using SiteMogul.

Unfortunately, that same server crash that killed the MGPs caused the demise of SiteMogul (it was server based), and since there was so much competition out there, we let them have it. If I still had access to that script I would TGP more frequently, simply because it was so easy to use.

Even sites that did not allow auto-submitters like TGSW, would allow SiteMogul . . . except for thehun. . . . he never did like that program for some reason.

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Go ahead, rub it in :(

I was the eldest of what was quickly becoming a huge family (12 kids). Mom didn't work, and dad didn't make much, so it seemed that all of my clothes were coming from thrift shops.

By the time I hit the 6th grade I knew I needed to do something if I wanted to own anything decent, so I got a paper route. The first month I was named carrier of the month for doubling the number of subscribers on my route.

So, 6th grade is like 11 or 12?

:1orglaugh Sorry, couldn't help myself. :upsidedow

I have taken it to Phoenix, and I take it to Webmaster Access when it is in LA, but I have found that my suits don't handle being rolled up into my saddlebags too well, so if I want to be able to dress up, I drive.

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No, I really want you to rub it



in :)

Nah, I have to split my income with too many people . . . but I am working on it. Talk to me at the end of the year :)

he he he he I WAS trying to find that pic :thumbsup must have been lookin in the wrong place :Oh crap

Yes, I bought my first home when I was 23. I own my current home, and a condo in Vegas right behind the Venetian . . . can we move Internext back there please? :)

:winkwink:

Here ya go

One night with that suit and I knew I was on to something :pimp

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I don't know if I should answer the next two questions or not . . . I don't know if anyone cares :)