Whatever; it's not really her fault but as an example of "How Not...," this is so egregious that I am minded to extend to the author that blamelessness we accord imbeciles. 9 December, writing on the front page of our local
Umm, dude, that's a degree of respect best not accorded in a family publication, 'kay? Do editors even bother to read this stuff any more? Or are they, like the rest of us, mostly using the paper to line the bottoms of birdcages?
Impressive. Not.
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I'd say that is indeed "more than adequately respectful", wouldn't you?
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whatever it is, it's the pure-dee version.
All I know is, all the other ratings are content with salutin' an' callin' me "Ma'am."
Where's Artzybasheff when you need him?
Here in D.C. an office-building developer bought an entire block of old stone row houses on N Street. He didn't want to demolish them so he kept the front walls standing and used them for the entrances to the new office block behind them. I thought it looked nice and preserved a sense of scale for pedestrians. But the WaPo critic called it "facadomy". Snarky bastid.
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