My life in a nutshell
I was checking out Rolling Stone online and came across the rather spacious Matt Tiabbi section. Clicked through a couple of articles and blog posts, including the one that featured my Map painting titled "It's a 401(k) World".
I'd already read the article but not the comments. So I cruised through.
Came across this first ...
I'd already read the article but not the comments. So I cruised through.
Came across this first ...
"I love the black hole 401k world thing."
By someone known as Tsev.
So I was feeling pretty good. Then I go to ...
"that painting sucks."
By someone called Livelife Oncctv.
And now I'm not sure how to feel. I would have preferred a third comment, to break the tie, although that statement seems like the symptom of a weak mind.
I will say this about Tiabbi: The first chapter of his book "Griftopia", in which he describes attending a Sarah Palin rally, was an act of such inspired reportorial lunacy that I gasped in awe. The gist being that, at the beginning of the rally, all Taibbi could think about was how much she reminded him of a Southwest Airlines flight attendant, and at the end of the rally how he thought she might be the most dangerous woman in the world.
You should buy it.
[Note to self: I wonder what is involved in attaching a link to Amazon that would pay me money (a dime? ... a quarter? ... the amount is not important -- it's the thought that matters) if you clicked on it and then actually bought the book. Those Amazon people are maniacs (in a good way -- one man's opinion). I bet if you started to poke around, it's really easy.]
I will say this about Tiabbi: The first chapter of his book "Griftopia", in which he describes attending a Sarah Palin rally, was an act of such inspired reportorial lunacy that I gasped in awe. The gist being that, at the beginning of the rally, all Taibbi could think about was how much she reminded him of a Southwest Airlines flight attendant, and at the end of the rally how he thought she might be the most dangerous woman in the world.
You should buy it.
[Note to self: I wonder what is involved in attaching a link to Amazon that would pay me money (a dime? ... a quarter? ... the amount is not important -- it's the thought that matters) if you clicked on it and then actually bought the book. Those Amazon people are maniacs (in a good way -- one man's opinion). I bet if you started to poke around, it's really easy.]
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