[Charles Henrickson]

Don't f*ck with my friends. . . .

We don't need to, Will. You do a good enough job of that on your own.

Case in point: 1) As Chief Shill for UndieCo, you beg for money all over the Internet, stating Andy's case in the most drastic, dramatic, yet unverified terms; 2) After many others question the veracity of your appeals, you yourself finally call Andy's claims into question ("The Day the Dam Burst," as I call it); 3) Then, after being beat up a bit by the Undielings, you recant and revert to going back to Team Andy.

[RedRover]

Here's another case in point about Will's problem treating friends fairly. On the Toothout website, Pitt calls himself "a New York Times and internationally bestselling author of two books". This is very poor form, at the very least.

Willie is the co-author of "War on Iraq" with Scott Ritter who did all the heavy lifting with publicity and promotion. If the book was indeed a Times bestseller, it was due to Ritter's media appearances.

The one book Will wrote on his own was universally panned. The "Publishers Weekly" review could be reduced to: "Too far off-center...patently untrue...break[s] no new ground!"