Re: To the quick . . .

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D. Spires — 3/5/2002 3:43:57 PM (archived)

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To the jugular. Excellent.

“punditocracy”
Not a word (that’s for Bowser, btw).
;^)

Wouldn't it be lovely, though, if just a few of those men and women preening for the cameras in their "combat correspondent" get-ups would spend just a little less time in front of mirrors and just a bit more learning about war?

Oh, I love it!

Thanks, Larry,
Dan

The whole thread (15 posts)

"In War, Soldiers Die" - Larry J - 3/5/2002 2:48:12 PM
- Re: - RobVG - 3/5/2002 7:09:35 PM
  - In those days - - - - Bowser - 3/6/2002 6:11:50 PM
    - Re: In those days - - - - RobVG - 3/6/2002 7:15:53 PM
    - Re: In those days - - - - Tom Brosz - 3/6/2002 10:43:21 AM
      - Here we are again. - Bowser - 3/6/2002 6:06:41 PM
  - I remember Uncle Walter reading the weekly body count - Larry J - 3/5/2002 7:41:35 PM
  - Re: Generally . . . - D. Spires - 3/5/2002 7:30:01 PM
    - I don't follow ? (n/t) (n/t) - RobVG - 3/5/2002 7:58:47 PM
      - In short, they weren't as clueless as today's reporters - Larry J - 3/5/2002 8:45:10 PM
      - Re: The reporting of the time was more matter-of-fact . . . - D. Spires - 3/5/2002 8:34:53 PM
        
        Crystal clear. Thanks. - RobVG - 3/5/2002 10:03:58 AM
- Re: To the quick . . . - D. Spires - 3/5/2002 3:43:57 PM
  - Re: To the quick . . .and the not so quick? - Bowser - 3/5/2002 8:51:11 PM
  - Another good editorial, this time in... - Larry J - 3/5/2002 6:54:46 PM

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