[bootless]

I heard him on Lee Rodgers' show on KSFO this morning ...he was terrific. After the mention of the pajama-clad bloggers, Lee mentioned that it tuned out to be "a high-powered lawyer from Atlanta." hee hee. Thank you, Buckhead!

I loved his fake-Ratherisms. The best was when he told his publisher, "Don't strangle the rooster - it might be trying to tell you something." He meant us! The publisher said, "Oh, I think I heard him say that." Walker said, "No, *I* said that!"

[Slicksadick]

http://ratherdumb.com/TheContest.html

Rather Dumb publisher Nelson Current will pay $100 each for the 10 best submissions to my “Cornpone Catchphrase” competition. Just come up with your own, original home-fried saying-something Grandma might stitch on a pillow-and we’ll pay $100 to the 10 “Cornpone Catch-phrase” entrants who compose the most creative thigh-slappers-as judged by author Mike Walker. His decision will be final.

[beyond the sea]

I loved his fake-Ratherisms. The best was when he told his publisher, "Don't strangle the rooster - it might be trying to tell you something." He meant us!

LOL. Remember this?

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"It was amazing Thursday to watch the documents story go from FreeRepublic.com, a bastion of right-wing lunacy, to Drudge to the mainstream media in less than 12 hours," said Jim Jordan, a strategist for independent Democratic groups opposed to Bush, and Kerry's former campaign manager.

"That's not to say the documents didn't deserve examination."But apparently the entire thing was cooked up by a couple of amateurs on Free Republic. The speed with which it moved was breathtaking."