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  • Someone please elucidate me on the virtues of anal fetish Ana Marie

    [Read the article: Do national journalists agree with Gary Kamiya?]
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    It's not jealously, I would never whore for Luce's Time, but I do not like Ana Marie Cox at all and fully resent how she so causally dons the mantle of blogger.

    She was and is never an analytical blogger, she was an extremely crude gossip bitch who looked down on my brothers and sisters at the Dem 2004 convention. I don't forget.

    So I'm mean to her, her moniker is anal fetish Ana Marie, something she completely earned, by the way. It has a acid poison in the dance of sound across the tongue: anal fetish Ana Marie...Cox.

    I have noticed, however, a concerted effort to take her seriously and praise some of her work, from Jane Hamsher and others.

    Am I missing something here? I'm genuinely open to suggestions, but I do not like anal fetish Ana Marie, and American politics can be a very, very rough game.

  • My greasemonkey script for comments works no more

    [Read the article: Do national journalists agree with Gary Kamiya?]
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    With the new "letter" system. Fucked up.

    My screen name was gone too. 'sreally fucked up.

    I try very much not to complain, I am a very lucky man. Know this:

    Take care of your end user experience and end users will take care of you. Capito?

  • the lowdon on the ot

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    "Time's Ana Marie Cox reports on a "brown bag" talk...",

    Sure it's ot, but I just blundered in at the end, since my script doesn't work anymore and I'm not a multi-click motherfucker, monotony gets on my nerves, click click click, I don't thnk so. It ain't a rational world, you know.

    fetsh: "An abnormally obsessive preoccupation or attachment; a fixation."

    Anal fetish Ana Marie was a gutter gossip "blogger," who by her own admission loathed real political knowledge and tactics and chose pure emotional sling for her work. When that fuck machine intern went public with a blog Ana Marie took her under her wing pronto.

    Interestingly, she has a fetish for anal sex. Out all of the possible human acts to write about as an author, she would at least twice a week scream "Assfucking! Assfucking! in her text at something or other. She always has it on her mind, man the way people behave in public sometimes, eh?

    "Is this too much for you?" She sneered at Chris Bowers, I'm pretty sure, on the Dem 2004 convention floor after describing bloggers, a wave she freaking rode on herself, as "geeks," just like freaks. She pissed Duncan Black off again later, I forget about what, 'cause I already knew she was a fetishist asshole. She recently pissed me off again by saying Markos said those mercenaries deserved to die.

    But you know I've been wrong in the past'n all, an' being mean to a human soul is not something I should be doing casually. I hear a from a firsthand account many of the knife throws from the left have hit home pretty hard with anal fetish Ana Marie, I'm not exactly into inflicting pain on humans.

    I also won't take shit from some home girl or see her denigrate my people. That was a really shitty untrue thing to say about Markos.

    Hmmm. Others seem to respect her, I wonder if I should know why, doan whup me.

  • The comments here have always been fucked up

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    I'm sorry, I've been dishonest about this because I wanted to be supportive of Mr. Greenwald.

    Comments here are...a...mess. Always have been. Please schedule and budget a complete do-over, re-design, whatever.

  • I've got a pitchfork

    [Read the article: What will be done about James Comey's revelations?]
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    I really do, it's in my shed, not implemented very many times but still very useful.

  • Some of these responses are horribly mean

    [Read the article: I'm younger than that now]
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    I only read through the first click before I stopped in disgust.

    Whatever one thinks of life or how one's mind or soul is supposed to develop with it, roundly condemning another for their sincere interpretation is grossly immature and spiritually bankrupt.

    Grow up! If you can't see it then have the sense to shut up. It's one of Jesus' most well-known dictums, peace on your journey of discovery.

    I though this was a good effort, Mr. Kamiya, with some good glimmers of insight for me.

  • Sorry, this self-sufficiency meme is just completely wrong--in money terms

    [Read the article: Blogs and the establishment media]
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    Glenn is correct that blogging is just beginning to break out of total reliance for reporting (far as I know, only 2 do it, FDL and TPM), but to state that blogs are self-sufficient as complete entities is flatly wrong.

    Only a few make money. I don't know what happened, really, but when Steve Gilliard died something snapped in me, God how undignified it was. Steve deserved a hell of a lot better to have the cup passed around at his death. I hated it, just hated it that somehow even in death our best bloggers are still left begging.

    Mike Stark was at Kos's place last night just on this topic, we've got to find better and new revenue streams for our writers. Does anyone think they can keep this up for another 20 years? For nothing?

    My hope was that, is that, someone (anyone!) wake up in the Democratic party and get some revenue out there to their best writers. Jesus is sticks in my craw, how many tens of millions did we raise for the party? What do they do for appreciation or sustainability, heya? Not a god damn thing. Fucking Democrats, I'm surprised they put their clothes on in the morning most days.

    We are still in infancy, and a long, long way from true sustained growth that rewards our people. I pray for it and work for it every day, but we are a not there yet.

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