Dan Fielding Domestic God Mystery to Be Solved Soon

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Remember that Domestic God promotion where you have to consume all the Dan Fielding stuff and try to guess who the sponsor is? (We don’t either.)

On Monday, November 5, when his last video clips are released, Dan is going to reveal all on his MySpace.

“The mystery surrounding Dan and his sponsor has baffled online communities,” the pressie swears. “Dan has built up an online following with over 100,000 people watching his video clips on domestic life.”

If you happen to be one of those people, tune in at Dan’s MySpace. The winner of the scavenger hunt gets a prize “worth 700 quid.” It will probably be something (or many somethings) that you don’t want.

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