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what do you mean, he ‘got past’ Security?! what the hell! …gimme a minute, I don’t care! just stall him! this is the Wakefield Doctrine!

Welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine ( the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers )

Remember how we have been saying that, as people come across our website and learn about the Wakefield Doctrine, they will be joining us in our efforts to show the world a  better personality theory?  Funny thing about that… 

“Hey!  Yeah! thats right, You!!  Welcome!!!!  Yeah, I said welcome! You got a problem with that?!?!   …thank you for your attention.”    

Alex, yo  sit already. 
We first met  Alex Crabtree   at ‘the Facebook’.  With Friends of the Doctrine (FOTD)  such as  Clairepeek and Nell Rose and Seven Ravens, while we still exchange emails and write Comments on (each other’s) Posts, ‘the Facebook’ allows a certain ‘quick-on-the-run’ form of communication.   That we hit it off with Alex,  is not so remarkable… that he was fascinated by the Doctrine barely is worth mention, …even the fact that our Mr. Crabtree is a skilled and accomplished writer, with a following of no small accounting  is not what should have you sitting back in your chair. That this Wakefield Doctrine has enabled/empowered/encouraged a rather ….diverse…group of people  to inveigle an (otherwise) intelligent, mature and accomplished adult to send us a photo of his Wakefield Doctrine hat (with supporting damn head) claiming ( by Right of Hat ) a famous local landmark as his own,  wellll  that should totally, frickin’  blow your mind.  
The thing about this Wakefield Doctrine thing of ours is that it totally works and has a practical value. Alex is a perfect example. He is clearly not a person who is shy and retiring,   he is quick with the repartee and does not appear overly concerned about what people may think of him.  In other words, he a scott!  Our point is, with the Wakefield Doctrine, we non-scottian people knew exactly what to do when we first met Alex: 

  •  laugh,
  • push (the other guy) back even harder
  • ….and have fun! 

Damn, it works.
Turns out that not only is Alex a scott, but he got mad writer skills. Convincing and engaging, his work ranges from telling tales of his-18-year-old-self   to painting a picture that forces you to appreciate the inherent attractivness of the homely parts of  life.  Good stuff. He spends a lot of time over at a place called Extreme Writing Now ,  you should stop by, tell ’em the Doctrine sent ya. 
So, in the spirit of the scottian worldview ( i.e.  direct…direct  and then,  direct) lets give Alex the flo:

I am a man with a pen, a laptop, two hounds, a head full of drug forged memories from the 1970’s and 80’s, a bitter ex-wife, a stack of abused  spiral bound notebooks, a love of people- as long as they don’t come within fifty feet of me (something to do with that mess back in ’08 resulting in the rest of the world filing a restraining order against me), six wheels, a penchant to create bizarre lists, a deep and disturbing distaste of coconut, an unhealthy and lengthy man-crush list, more head scars than Cher has ex-husbands, an odd number of dimples when I smile, an appreciation for the power that affords a single strawberry to topple most third world nations (America has far too many staunch prudes for that to work here- but someday…), a taste for tequila, a hankering for key lime pie, and the love…

( Well said, Alex.  No, you cannot go to your local National Guard and make them give you the keys to an M1 Abrams, …doesn’t matter if ‘ you’ll spring for the gas’… just sit for a minute, we’re almost through here… No, I don’t think that she was staring at you….sit! )
So the Wakefield Doctrine is pleased to put  the citizens of the State of Ohio ( Ohio-ians(?) Ohioeenas, Ohio-enizens)… on notice that there is a new scott in town and “y’all best  mind ya manners, eat right and pay attention”.

Welcome Alex Crabtree

 Hey!  you can hear Alex and all the rest of the DownSprings every( well most every, pretty much every, if they call in  then you can…)  Saturday Night Live!!  Just figure out how to call in and you can ask Alex or Molly or DS#1 or even AKH  a question!!  And they have to answer you!!  (Really, they do!)

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clarkscottroger About clarkscottroger
Well, what exactly do you want to know? Whether I am a clark or a scott or roger? If you have to ask, then you need to keep reading the Posts for two reasons: a)to get a clear enough understanding to be able to make the determination of which type I am and 2) to realize that by definition I am all three.* *which is true for you as well, all three...but mostly one

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  1. “Morning and welcome Alex! Yes, yes it was a good drive last Saturday night. Very refreshing. Nice to have a fresh voice outta the dashboard…and the train-whistle in the background, when you first came ‘on air’…. great ‘special effects’ btw, LOL.
    But I am curious. Why do I need to ask you about the lead picture for this post? (for the FB rogers out there who only come to this website via the FB, it is the picture on the home page (of this blog). not the pic of Alex in his fabulous hat)

  2. Molly Molly M. says:

    Welcome Alex!!

    The instruments in that song remind me of the ones used at cowboy church… ‘cept they prefer a bass guitar to a washboard.

  3. Hey! Hello Molly M.!!! This is the second time you have referenced “cowboy church”. Elaborate please on what exactly is “cowboy church”. And seems to me they would prefer bass……:)

  4. Molly Molly M. says:

    Thought I already did that… maybe that was just for Clark…
    Cowboy church is a laid back once a month non-denominational meeting that takes place at the fair grounds around here (and they are common in rural areas) that have a western flair (musically and preaching wise). Meeting at the fair grounds, many people bring their horses in the summer. Some times, roping calves are brought too — it is always fun to watch the kids try to ride those. In the winter, we bring ice skates as the arena has been turned into a skating pond. And there is food! Cowboy coffee and hunting camp style cooking, plus more desserts than anyone could eat.

    It is my people watching place. =)

  5. Hi- my name is Alex and I am a scott dammit. Now where is the coffee and donuts?

    By the way- we are Buckeyes. That’s right—- BUCKEYES, nor Ohioians or another crazy thing like that.

    And Hey…what a great write up. Proving once again that scotts are to be reckoned with.

    Nice post.

  6. AKH says:

    Yo Alex! Good to have you on board. I expect to see some fuckin’ comments from you.

    btw, nice hat.

    Oh yeah… what the fuck is that behind you in your picture? Looks like a giant steel ant…

  7. AKH says:

    See? I already got you to comment.

  8. clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

    hey it was nothin… love the choice of local landmark* for your inaugural Post! Not giving any trade-secrets away, but do you mind enlightening the Readershiphood as to the identity of the building depicted in the ‘cover’ photo?

    * how are the ‘putative owners’ of the Chez-de-Jetson taking the news?**
    ** …i.e. that you are the new Rightful Owner*** in Perpetuity of that excellent house there
    *** well, By Right of Hat, of course, ya think we should get Seals or Sigils or Trained Seals or Crested Mountain Lions and really do this thing up? …hell! all Pizarro had was that dorky shark-fin helmet ( ohh! Senor Pizarro! I am shaking in my boots! )

  9. Yes, cowboy church must be a wonderful people watching place. And it does sound like an awful lot of fun! Thanks.