Musings, reflections and self-arrogance from the now-former editor of a small weekly newspaper, And, occasionally, even something interesting!
posted by Frontier Editor at 19:22
Fourteen years in the journalism biz, but don't let that stereotype about commie pinko bleeding heart liberal journalists fool you - I manage to disappoint conservatives and liberals alike. Whatever happened to common sense and rational thought? At least I'm not a neo-fascist, neo-Nazi or other political extremist. In fact, just about my entire political, social and metaphysical outlook can be explained in the movie "Blazing Saddles." My journalistic idols? Carl Kolchak (thus the profile pic) and Irwin M. Fletcher. As for my professional choice, it beats retail, restaurant management and scrambling around to fund graduate school. I'm also pretty smug after 30 years - I knew back in 1976 that everyone else would come around and agree with me that the Electric Light Orchestra was cool. Just listen to those Monster.com, Volkswagen and J.C. Penneys commercials.
8 Comments:
I've still got the original 45" Dead or Alive track. Pete Burns was on Celebrity Big Brother earlier this year ( or last year or whenever). he's really freaky now.
I don't think you look like the guy out of Flock of Seagulls. You're Colonel Saunders xxx
Whah thank yew ma'am. Jus fo that, yew get a three-piece all-white dinnah and a leg too. Want some gravy on those mashed pohtatoes?
Don't let him give you any of that "Special sauce" though.
Could someone explain why none of the videos will load properly for me? Does my new virus scanner automatically screen out the Eighties or sumpin'?
It's because I edited out all the 'eh's"
And you still haven't critqued my Rommel figure >:8^P>
What do you pay by the word?
Gimme a break; I slept in today and am about five blog posts behind right now. Besides, I am crushed that I failed in a bid to get banned from Gawker. I must self-medicate.
All things in time.
Ooooh! You are funkified FO SHO!!! I seem to stumble upon all the partays! Go figure!
SO COME ON AND DANCE THE DANCE ELECTRIC!
Eww...that was a bit tough to stomach. But as freaky as he was, I still get off on Boy George songs.
The Flock of Seagulls was (were) a staple of the diet at HE's place in the early 80's as we drank and I beat him at BlackJack constantly.
Geez, Fronty, I'm not real sure I'd take Cherry's comment as a compliment, but be my guest...
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