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Yesterday's Quincy paper, editorial page, warns us about all the half-truths lurking on the evil internet. Wonder what prompted such a topic? Think they might have talking about The Jim Bob?
posted by UMRBlog @ 00:14
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Oh, come now.
I'm only one man with a keyboard, 20 years of journalistic experience, thousands of pageviews and a growing number of wonderful advertisers.
By the way, we're one month old today.
First of all : I think that was an AP editorial . If I was a betting man , I would say that was a partial story out of their PAID AP service.
I would hope the Whig would not swipe at competition with a label "half truth"
Semi dangerous waters .
Dear God in Heaven,
JimBob paraphrasing the "Motorcycle Diaries". Che lives!
Have a nice day on the Half True Web. Guess I have to be careful of you guys now.
I think that editorial was mainly at the POTUS race and the BLOG wars .
Sure you do.
And I think the Pakistanis and Saudis are our good pals, too.
TYFCB
I thought I was paraphrasing Elwood Blues, but okay.
An odd side note on the Sauds . I was researching Oil reserves yesterday and the Sauds may be at max production . The mexicans are tapped and the US has far more rfeserves than we say or drill .
Kind of a weird tid bit
Les Sachs even talked about internet gossip on their late afternoon radio show one day this week. Coincidence?
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