Joe from Joe. My. God. has a post in which he wonders whether Donnie Davies may be an elaborate character created by this man, a one Todd Quillen.
It seems one of Joe’s readers – a man who goes by the name “Chrome”, one can only imagine it’s because he could suck the chrome off a Buick – did a little MySpace comparison and found more than a few links between improv actor Quillen and Davies:
By cross-referencing the MySpace pages of Donnie Davies and his band Evening Service, Chrome began to find an interesting commonality among the friends of the “friends” of Davies and his band, namely an interest in film, television, acting, and most telling: improv. There appears to be a relationship to the improvisational acting group B.R.O.T.O.R.
Okay, even if Chrome’s right, one can’t help but wonder why Quillen/Davies would go through all the trouble of creating not one, but four websites dedicated to his homo-cleansing mission. It certainly would be a great hoax and undoubtedly garnered plenty of publicity, but what’s the point? To make a broad political statement? Just for laughs? To cement himself as one of the our nation’s greatest tricksters? We demand answers!
So, kids, gather some more evidence and present accordingly. To make matters easier, here’s Todd’s MySpace as well as his professional website. If he’s not Davies, he’s one lucky fuck – think of all the attention. Whether it’s positive or negative, well, that depends on who you ask.
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aamyko
Who cares if this is real or fake? Why on earth would you give an idiot so much attention? Seriously, if this guy is doing this for publicity then you are just falling into his stupid trap, and if he is doing this cause this is really how he feels it’s even more pathetic that he would receive all of this attention because of that. We need to make stories like these take a back seat to real issues that the gay community faces. This may or may not be real but one thing is certain: This is a DESPERATE cry for help.
mr. magoo
i think its actually pretty funny. and when it comes out that it is fake it will make everyone re-evaluate their initial impressions of the video. pro or anti gay, at least its getting people talking.
werdna
Well I care if it’s real or fake, I guess. I mean, I’m pretty confident it’s a fake, or more precisely a hoax or satire. At this point the real purpose is pretty darned opaque. It’s got the homo-blog world in a tizzy, but we all pretty much knew how nuts the ex-gay movement is (right?). Unless it manages to break out a little more broadly it’s kind of a (really edgy) in joke. Personally I like the way it pushes everyone’s buttons–when it was still up at YouTube a lot of the comments were from defensive Christians as well as angry homos–but I hope it goes somewhere… uh, fabulous!
Ash
This is clearly all fake, it has been clear since the “God Hates a Fag” video. I think it is a good hoax, satirizing the ridiculousness of evangelicals. I think the attention is worth it because it’s funny! It’s silly and political and ridiculous and once everyone realizes it’s fake, hopefully they’ll all chill out.
Ash
I just looked at his website. These two men are clearly NOT the same person.
ny Big Guy
HELLO! Some of us have been saying since the getgo this was a setup. “C.H.O.P.S.”? No links to any real organization, no address, no church, no nothin’? Jeez, I guess The Gays are a lot more clueless than I thought. Anyway, the guy’s a fucking genius. I hope he’s str8 – only adds another layer to his humor. You go, girl!
Mattymatt
Interesting tidbit: Wikipedia had an article about him for about a day, and then it was deleted.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Log/2007_January_25#Donnie_Davies
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