[gridlock]

Maureen Dowd is off today...

...So we had to find somebody even more narcissistic, irrelevant and stupid to replace her, so nobody would miss her!

[RichInOC]

No, really, Pat, it’s funny that you mentioned Matt Foley. It’s truly a shame Chris is no longer here to put on that costume, gather the Times staff in the city room and tell you that most of you suck at writing and ought to be eating government cheese and LIVING in a VAN down by the RIVER.

[dinodino]

F*** the NYT. I hope they go bankrupt.

[Right Wing Assault]

This guy, uh, you know, apparently, you know, uh, never heard, uh, obama ever try to answer, uh, a question he, you know, wasn’t ready for.

I like the one where he says something like, “its going to cost what we pay for it.” With a dozen or so “uhs” tossed in to give it some meat.

[Right Wing Assault]

Maureen Dowd is off today

Now THAT would be a fine title for a novel.

[nutmeg]

read later

[sodpoodle]

***There was a time when I wanted to be like Sting, the singer, belting out, “Roxanne ...” I guess that’s why we have karaoke, for fantasy night. If only there was such a thing for failed plumbers, politicians or celebrities who think they can write.***

Or failed thinkers who write rubbish!!!!

[Seven plus One]

This crap was actually in a newspaper? It’s a joke,right?

[Oratam]

Timmy’s afraid it might get out: anyone can be a writer.

[Albion Wilde]

Our next president is a writer, which may do something to elevate standards in the book industry. The last time a true writer occupied the White House was a hundred years ago, with Teddy Roosevelt, who wrote 13 books before his 40th birthday.

Books by Ronald Reagan:

Where's the Rest of Me? The Ronald Reagan Story (1965, memoir, with Richard G. Hubler)

Sincerely, Ronald Reagan (1980, memoir, edited by Helene von Damm)

Rendezvous with Destiny (1981, memoir)

A Time for Choosing: The Speeches of Ronald Reagan (1983, speeches, edited by Alfred Baltizar)

Ronald Reagan: In God I Trust (1984)

Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation (1984, nonfiction)

Speaking My Mind: Selected Speeches with Personal Reflections (1989, speeches)

An American Life: The Autobiography (1990, memoir)

[chris_bdba]

Wow so I guess unless you write for a failing paper you have to right to share your views in print? Looks like with stories like his they want to be out of buisness ASAP?

[TASMANIANRED]

Morons...the more attention they give it the more it will sale.

[the invisib1e hand]

The New York Times only flushes with union plumbers.

[ml/nj]

Maybe if Pinhead Egan had told Joe's story, Joe would have had nothing to sell.

ML/NJ

[Mr. Peabody]

Prediction: Joe’s book sells more than Tomothy’s.

[Lancey Howard]

Hmm. Never heard of this assclown Egan. Is that his real name, ya think?

[Cacique]

Typing without a clue? He obviously was.

[darkangel82]

And I don’t want you writing books

Joe doesn't need your permission, @$$wipe.