09.30.2009 7:59 pm
New oddities: Matson channels Ralph Graczak
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“Teabag Jones”, seriously?
–What is it with you people at the P.D., and your fascination with this mind-numbingly vulgar euphemism?
–If a conservative uses the slightest personal attack, or even a mild rebuke that is on topic, we are “moderated” out of existence. Yet you willingly contribute this vulgarity in your own editorials and cartoons.
Disgusting, yet revealing to the lack of adult supervision you have over there.