Posted on 12/09/2008 4:05:48 PM PST by EveningStar
Found in a dumpster behind New York Times headquarters (buried beneath a pile of junk bonds and overdue mortgage notices): first draft of licensed professional writer Timothy Egan's subliterate oped screed aimed at publishing world interloper Joe The Plumber. (Hat tip: Tim Blair)
By Timothy Egan
New York Times Guest Columnist
The unlicensed pipe fitter known as Joe the Plumber is out with a book this month, just as the last seconds on his 15 minutes are slipping away. I have a question for Joe: Do you want me to fix your leaky toilet?
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Iowahawk is a master of satyr.
Tim, do you want me to write columns for the Times?
I didn’t think so. Because I’d show up most of the regular in-house columnists, let alone you. And if Burge ever gets a look in, God help you all.
Satire? You call that satire? You can’t handle satire.
So, Joe, if you really want to write, you should keep your day job and spend your evenings reading Rick Reillys sports columns, Peggy Noonans speeches, or Dostoevskys famous War and Peace book.
BTTT!!!!
LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!
Does anybody here also like Men Without Hats? Because they were also pretty good.
You can dance if you want to, IowaHawk!
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