harry poptimer and the tides of snobbery

[dubdobdee.livejournal.com]

i read this us blogger cz
a. he is grebt at getting to the nub of wonk-pol debate crisply and amusingly (not unlike freakytigger)
b. his spelling is TERRIBLE (not unlike barnetape

his comments threads (on say race issues, or health policy, or iraq) are generally between 5-25 comments long. This time the sub opened the hatch WHILE STILL SUBMERGED...

Comments

Re: my feelings (having not plunged in to the full thread):

[byebyepride.livejournal.com]

I've been thinking about this sort of thing while painting the ceiling. I have an idea for a ludicrously over-ambitious book which would blow this wide open. (kinda!)

Re: my feelings (having not plunged in to the full thread):

[byebyepride.livejournal.com]

I think I differ because I am less interested in the conversation -- since I have fewer folk to go to the pub and talk about this stuff with. Also literature = classic zone of 'I sit and struggle with myself in private'!

Re: my feelings (having not plunged in to the full thread):

[byebyepride.livejournal.com]

or rather -- the conversation is internal dialogue / dialectic, or is virtual in some sense. You are all figments / projections of me anyway.