Harry Fluhg (Detroit, Michigan) was suprised when he checked his mailbox to discover a rejection letter from Digital Hardcore Recordings.
"I just tie ropes in knots and untie them in front of kids, mostly" proclaimed Harry, surprised and bewildered that he would get a rejection notice for a demo he never even created.
"I like Alanis Morisette and some Celine Dion. I haven't even heard of digital hardcore before, is that like Madonna?"
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Article comments
1 - Nyx
I thought DHR was Department of Human Resources.
2 - crushkill
DHR means many things, friend.
3 - Rope Access
My friend Jerry and I were talking the other day about his friend who is in the Rope Access Technology Industry, and me with to much time on my hands, I decided to learn more about rope access technology like who does it and how do they do it. So I did a search in the search engines on "Rope Access Technology" and I found your web blog and although the text "Rope Artist" on your page isnot the "rope access technology" I was looking for, I still found your website very interesting reading.
Take care and God Bless
Respectfully yours
Stephen B.,
A Rope Access Technology Enthusiast
4 - Tom
Stephen B, I too came across this site from a search engine. We own and operate the worlds busiest Rope Access website.
It's a small world isn't it..?
5 - Tom Johnson
"Rope access technology enthusiast"? People have some weird hobbies.