Who Is ‘Buckhead’? Kerry Assaulter Seemed Prepped

New York Observer ^ | 09/15/04 | by Robert Sam Anson

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Yes, of course. Because of our beliefs that don't match those of the leftist Old Media, we MUST have double-digit IQ's, doncha know?! They're inextricably linked.

/sarcasm

[Dan Evans]

The one good thing about this story is that it gives credit where it is due.

[Mamzelle]

Ech! I just remember changing the ribbon~~! :' *

[SittinYonder]

Anyhow, FreeRepublic devotees batted Buckhead’s discovery around a bit, in fashion somewhat less refined than Oxford Union joustings. Sample: "KERRY IS A NARCISSISTIC LIAR, GOLDBRICKER, AND TRAITOR!"

I remember seeing (and agreeing) with this post.

[benjaminjjones]

blog, short for "web log", an online diary.

If you're like me and aren't up on all the latest slang, here's a good place to check www.urbandictionary.com

It's a user contributed dictionary for slang. Caution, sometimes these have some pretty nasty stuff language on there.

[benjaminjjones]

p.s. It took a lot of reading before I finally figured out what MSM meant from the context of the posts. Main Stream Media.

[Smedley]

First (leaving aside how suspiciously well Buckhead puts sentences together for a righty blogger), there’s the extraordinary ...

Oh, so right-wingers are inherently ignorant?

[trisham]

Excellent point. ;) Definitely Buckhead.

[Mad Dawgg]

"Buckhead is everyman and every freeper! We all stand with him together, along with the truth!"

I'm Spartacus Buckhead.

[BlueLancer]

"It was called a "carriage return". :-)"

And, after all my earlier training on manual typewriters, I still break three keyboards a year on the job. As Poohbah put it, "the ninja-typewriter fingers of death".

[Poohbah]

The new movie:

"The Buckhead Identity."

The pajama-clad hero disables bad guys armed only with a CD-ROM of TrueType fonts (c8

[NYCVirago]

3. He clearly has not taken the time to read and sift through and understand the analysis of the documents which is available all over the web now. All he knows it used to take weeks, this tme it took hours, and that means there is something suspicious about it.

Nah, I think he read the freeper threads on this, which is evident from his comments. He knows that we examined the docs on CBS's own website. But it doesn't fit his conspiracy theory, so he claims that we all figured this out from watching the docs on TV, which is not the case. The author didn't misunderstand or overlook that fact; he flat-out lied about it.

[LibertarianInExile]

KERRY IS A NARCISSISTIC LIAR, GOLDBRICKER, AND TRAITOR!

[madison10]

What was that thingie we slapped back for each line?

LOL Forgot about those things & I have a manual typewriter. Manual typewriters were the ancient equivalent of laptops. (Circa 1977--graduation present.)

[RS]

"Then there’s the warp speed with which Buckhead discerned monkey business. "

Not surprising at all - we had Kerry's number within seconds, and you Dims STILL haven't caught onto him...

[Kozak]

I'm glad TankerKC got his due as well....
Although he left out Howlin's coordination.

The VRWC, we are everywhere...

LOL!

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

After this latest go-around, I'm now proud to be a member of ......

The Vast Right-Wing, Pajama-Wearing Conspiracy!

[steve-b]

First (leaving aside how suspiciously well Buckhead puts sentences together for a righty blogger),

Yeah, everybody knows that right-wingers never advance beyond the "Me Tarzan You Jane" level of development. Language skills are a left-brain thing, I guess.[ /SARCASM ]

there's the extraordinary, yeah, boggling, knowledge of typewriting arcana.

Knowing the difference between monospace and proportional fonts is "arcana"??

Yes, some of the other issues that have been raised since then are pretty arcane, but they resulted from the fine-tooth combing given to the documents after the "hey, wait a minute..." reaction to this rather glaring incongruity.

[steve-b]

Buckhead is a pretty bird chirping in the meadow.

Buckhead is a wreath of pretty flowers that smell bad.

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

My grandfather had this classic old model typewriter, which he used for YEARS to do his accounting, business correspondence, etc. I think he used it up until he and my grandmother "retired" from running their ma and pa motel at the age of 91, back in the mid 1990's. That typewriter worked like a charm all those decades. I loved typing on it when I was a kid.