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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/michael_farber/05/27/playoff.format/
My oh my. Look here:
"Convenient truths
Calling on Al Gore to fix the Stanley Cup finals format
...unless you're too busy running for president or reinventing the internet"
A hockey writer taking political shots at Al Gore and getting it all wrong.
Gore is not a candidate for president and never said he invented the Internet.
Those are the inconvenient truths for you to understand Mr. Farber.
Maybe you can tell us all why you are parroting radical right-wing smears in a hockey column?
Maybe your bosses would like to know as well because they are being used (or allowing it) as part of the Republican political attack media-machine?
I suppose you are way too busy to respond to this issue and change the line in your article.
Something like "...unless you're too busy appearing in Oscar-winning movies or writing best-selling books."
See, the truth is much better. |
This was my response when I filled out the feedback form.
| QUOTE (AlGoreFan @ May 27 2007, 04:29 PM) |
| QUOTE | http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/michael_farber/05/27/playoff.format/
My oh my. Look here:
"Convenient truths
Calling on Al Gore to fix the Stanley Cup finals format
...unless you're too busy running for president or reinventing the internet"
A hockey writer taking political shots at Al Gore and getting it all wrong.
Gore is not a candidate for president and never said he invented the Internet.
Those are the inconvenient truths for you to understand Mr. Farber.
Maybe you can tell us all why you are parroting radical right-wing smears in a hockey column?
Maybe your bosses would like to know as well because they are being used (or allowing it) as part of the Republican political attack media-machine?
I suppose you are way too busy to respond to this issue and change the line in your article.
Something like "...unless you're too busy appearing in Oscar-winning movies or writing best-selling books."
See, the truth is much better. |
This was my response when I filled out the feedback form. |
That article is exactly the type of crap AG talks about from the media.
Who, when compared to the criminal administration we have to deal with, gives a crap about the damned Stanley Cup Finals, and WTF does that have to do with politics anyway.
I sometimes feel this friggin country (the people in it) are not even worth saving.
This is also an illustration of the results of the obvious "dumbing down" of the education system.
Good God .... Do these people practice stupidity and ignorance as an art form. Something that stupid can hardly be accidental.
| QUOTE (Reverend Wally @ May 27 2007, 02:57 PM) |
| QUOTE (AlGoreFan @ May 27 2007, 04:29 PM) | | QUOTE | http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/michael_farber/05/27/playoff.format/
My oh my. Look here:
"Convenient truths
Calling on Al Gore to fix the Stanley Cup finals format
...unless you're too busy running for president or reinventing the internet"
A hockey writer taking political shots at Al Gore and getting it all wrong.
Gore is not a candidate for president and never said he invented the Internet.
Those are the inconvenient truths for you to understand Mr. Farber.
Maybe you can tell us all why you are parroting radical right-wing smears in a hockey column?
Maybe your bosses would like to know as well because they are being used (or allowing it) as part of the Republican political attack media-machine?
I suppose you are way too busy to respond to this issue and change the line in your article.
Something like "...unless you're too busy appearing in Oscar-winning movies or writing best-selling books."
See, the truth is much better. |
This was my response when I filled out the feedback form. |
That article is exactly the type of crap AG talks about from the media.
Who, when compared to the criminal administration we have to deal with, gives a crap about the damned Stanley Cup Finals, and WTF does that have to do with politics anyway.
I sometimes feel this friggin country (the people in it) are not even worth saving.
This is also an illustration of the results of the obvious "dumbing down" of the education system.
Good God .... Do these people practice stupidity and ignorance as an art form. Something that stupid can hardly be accidental.
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I've often heard "hockey puck" used as a way to describe someone who is dumb, dense, clueless. I guess now it should be "hockey pundit."