![]() ![]() Merry's imperative, "Do not miss this exhibit. We are all hoping Chris Walters will recover soon and be able to chew in time to do the much needed barbeque research necessary for our rapidly approaching Restaurant issue. After an intensive round of comprehensive and dangerous tests, this opinion was verified by experts. This letter accompanied a box of baseball card bubble gum that Chronicle Sports Expert Bowles immediately and expertly identified as last year's stock. Do yourself and The Chronicle a favor and quit. You are obviously a throw back to the Neanderthal period and can't cope with the modern world. Your sports knowledge is so limited that only your common sense is found in a lesser quantity in this world. that you are totally incompetent as a sportswriter and should find a job more suitable to your talents, like bussing tables at Jack In The Box. Included is a present that ought to give you many hours of orgasmic pleasure. ![]() I hope your publication dies a quick and painful death in the finest Austin tradition. Bowles is never going to endear himself to the Austin public by slamming the Cowboys, and that bitchy little weewee Tony Sivle told me nothing about the records he was reviewing, ad nauseum. 22 issue I was worn down by your snotty, groovier-then-thou, ultra-hip, snivelling, fuck-everybody attitude. You people have a serious attitude problem! By the time I got through your Jan. Please enjoy - and feel free to write in telling us what a stupid idea this is and what an idiot I am. In honor of the controversies, we are running three letters about each. 27, cover at right) and the "dead cats" (" What Happened to the No-Kill Millennium?," News, Nov. The two cover stories that have generated the most reader disgust in my time at the Chronicle (I started in July 2001) have been the ones christened the "crotch Bible" (" The New Texas Family Planning," News, Jan. Sometimes we agree with the letter-writers that yes, we indeed did mess up, and other times we just agree to disagree, but we love to hear from our readers either way. Critical letters are much more likely to make it to the print edition than complimentary ones and almost always receive more prominent placement. And negative feedback is as welcome, if not more welcome, than feedback commending us on a job well done. There's nothing we at the Chronicle love more than getting feedback from our readers. 4, 2011), and as the grunt who has compiled, edited, and vetted the letters to the editor for many years now - Editor Louis Black has final approval and handles the letters' headlines and editors' replies - I have compiled 30 letters from readers less than happy with our editorial content. ![]() In honor of the Chronicle's impending 30th anniversary (Sept. ![]()
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