Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Catfights and Caviar

Ok. Join me in the Lilly pond.

At first, disappointed. I figured I hadn't made myself very clear. Then, following the links, I decided I was no longer disappointed. I realized I was angry.

Of course, I was angry to begin with (because of what I had ORIGINALLY INTENDED to post about, but that has to take a back seat), so that may have had something to do with my reaction, below.

Follow the links.

I posted this.

Then read the anonymous comment. Go ahead. I'll wait.

Then read the comment above the anonymous comment.

Which was written by this blogger.

Then follow this link.

Where he typed the following:
"Those were all tacky settings. Speaking of tacky, I just the following on some gay guys blog, and although I imagine it's been making the rounds, I'd like lots of people to visit his blog and be mean. He is no student of Jonathan Swift. Or even swift. His blog can be found here, and this is what he wrote:

In honor of the rally planned for tomorrow[...]"
Here's a screenshot of the post:.


At this point, he reprinted the letter in my post. Once again, I DID NOT WRITE IT. I just published it, via Blogger. It should be QUITE obvious that I didn't write it, since I live in a state that does not ALLOW me to adopt children, and I have HIV, so therefore I won't be having children the natural way in the next few years. Another thing that bugs me, he says " I just found the following on some gay guys blog..." .

As if he is not "some gay guy".

MaryEllen, please.

Who was on my must-read-every-day list but not yet on my add-to-my-blogroll list.

Can you say "Peter"?

I thought you could.

But as I said in my comment addressing his asshole-comment, thanks for generating additional traffic to this site.

So, in conclusion:

Welcome readers from Republic of Dogs!

Of course, I had planned on posting about how mad I was at TheHusband, and why. But now, I can't.

Hey, Peter, can you do that? Uhm... no?

--UPDATE 23:15: It just occured to me, and I loathe to use a blanket statement such as this, why do people who don't live in this country, will never live in this country, feel the necessity to comment on what we are doing in this country?

Really.

Shouldn't they be more worried about what their own country is doing, or in fact, NOT doing?

2 Comments:

Blogger Contessa said...

Bravo, my friend.

5/03/2006 7:42 AM  
Blogger Mike said...

While I appreciate your comment, Brian (I always do...) it still doesn't explain what happened.

I didn't comment on ANYTHING going on north of the border, just something going on here, and besides that, it wasn't MY comment, and I said so. I didn't agree nor disagree. Also, "putting yourselves out there in the world as a superpower" doesn't exactly describe me. That would be a blanket statement about Americans, or more to the point the AIC (Americans In Charge), of which I am not one.

Besides all that, it's okay to leave a comment here at this site saying that you disagree with something I write (or in this case, something I DIDN'T WRITE, but posted), but to creep on over to some site I've never been to and post what he did is just unacceptable.

5/04/2006 8:13 PM  

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