Paul Davidson (born in Smithtown,

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in 1971) is an American author who is best known for his ''Words for My Enjoyment'' blog and his 2006 book ''The Lost Blogs''. It was after moving to

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in 1995 and working in film production at a variety of film companies like

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and the Jim Henson Company that he began writing. Davidson is a contributor to

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's ''All Things Considered'',

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and

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Books

Consumer Joe

On September 9, 2003 he released his book '' Consumer Joe: Harassing Corporate America, One Letter at a Time''. As of August 2005 the book was already entering its fourth printing and in 2007 remained on Amazon's top 200,000 book seller list.

The Lost Blogs

In July 2005, Davidson sold his second humor book, ''The Lost Blogs'' to

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. The fictional humor book, which features weblogs "as written" by history's most famous figures, was published in 2006.

The Small Stuff

On April 12, 2022, Davidson released ''The Small Stuff,'' published by Hadleigh House Publishing. ISBN 978-1735773872

Film and television

Paul Davidson has worked as a supervising line producer for an episode of '' The Princes of Malibu''. He has also been on film crews in various capacities. He is currently working on the sci-fi comedy ''Grounded'' for Walt Disney Pictures.

Outing Mr. Six

In February 2006, Davidson revealed the true identity of the Six Flags Dancing Guy Mr. Six on his blog as

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's Danny Teeson. The reveal was also confirmed in The New York Post and In Style Magazine.In Style Article scan
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References

External links

Official site
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