Maureen Dowd, professional d-bag
By adamg - 8/26/09 - 2:28 pm
Who knew New York Times columnists were so sensitive? Thanks to Chris Faraone at the Phoenix, we now know that Mo Mo doesn't read what people write about her on the Internet because it would hurt her feelings. So what does she do? She hurts our feelings, by quoting some pointyheaded douche from the New Republic:
The Internet is like closing time at a blue-collar bar in Boston. Everyone's drunk and ugly and they're going to pass out in a few minutes.
Dude, of course, went to Harvard, so I'm figuring him to be the model for that blowhard in "Good Will Hunting" who lost the girl to the guy from Southie.
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the difference between NYC and Boston
By Lanny Budd - 8/26/09 - 3:41 pm
A blue-collar bar in Boston is one where the patrons only hold the master's degree.
Bar reference
By Mo MoDo (not verified) - 8/26/09 - 10:26 pm
She also said the mean things people say about her make her want to become a cocktail waitress for militia men. As the author of the only blog dedicated exclusively to Maureen Dowd, I am beaming with pride.
http://dowdreport.blogspot.com/2009/08/uh-oh.html