Comments on: Weekend Update (5 – 11 November 2007)

By: Dennis

Dennis — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 22:16:02 +0000

I tried to add more to the current thread but, fortunately for your readers, it wouldn’t let me submit. You’ve done a swell job with your “Error” page, Sean.

I’m a big fan of “Top Ten” lists, and I urge you to contribute to my upcoming blog post: Funniest Things Overheard In A Restaurant. Though it isn’t exactly a list, it seems it may be right up your sarcastic alley.

Peace,

- Dennis
http://www.donttipthewaiter.blogspot.com

By: Sean Lindsay

Sean Lindsay — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 04:30:02 +0000

Getting roasted by George Bush is nothing to be proud of. He once gave shit to a blind guy for wearing sunglasses on a cloudy day. You don’t see that lawyer running around boasting that he got shot in the face by Dick Cheney.

But then, I was pretty excited when John Scalzi called me an idiot.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 23:46:25 +0000

Great post! I especially enjoyed Samuel Tinianow’s insightful explanation.

This entire site is extremely well done…informative, interesting, on topic and, most importantly, entertaining.

I’ll recommend and definitely check back often.

Peace,

- Dennis
http://www.donttipthewaiter.blogspot.com

By: Paul Riddell

Paul Riddell — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 19:35:36 +0000

With the bit about Skip Hollandsworth at Texas Monthly taking shit from George W. and Munchkin Bush, you have to understand that Lil' Skippy is used to eating shit and then taking more from the producers. Those of us who've had to endure his attempts at journalism for the last twenty-odd years know his MO: he's notorious for covering a scene or situation by sucking up to a rich kid on the periphery, making said rich kid appear to be at the center, and then running away and hiding when readers call bullshit. The little turd is probably proud of his lambasting by the Bushes, the same way he's proud of his goofball nickname, because he's been beaten by his perceived betters and expects more in the future. Previously, when Hollandsworth was a staffer for D back in the Eighties, he was generally held as the worst thing to hit Dallas journalism since Tim Rogers became executive editor at D; now, he's joined the "Former Dallas Reporter Turned National Joke" club formerly hosted solely by Elizabeth Wurtzel.