Dries Buytaert

One of the most popular and deadliest vodcasts on the internet, Ask a Ninja, is using Drupal. This is what the Wallstreet Journal has to say about Ask a Ninja:

Each week, about half a million people watch a two- or three-minute video starring a man in a ninja costume that includes a Lycra ski mask bought for $6. He typically delivers a sarcastic comic monologue in response to a ninja-themed question a viewer has e-mailed in. ("Do ninjas catch colds?" was a recent topic.)

They have been using Drupal for more than 6 months now, and I have been watching their episodes for at least as long. Let's hope the Ninja continues to be happy with Drupal. Or doesn't the Ninja kill Drupal developers? Maybe that is a good question to ask?

Be careful though. When a question is sent to the Ninja, the following auto-reply is sent: The Ninja will read your question carefully and then decide whether or not it is interesting and funny. If it is, he'll answer it and look forward to killing you soon. If it isn't, he'll still kill you, but he won't enjoy it.