June 11, 2008
Like, whoa.
I thought Kevin Patrick and I were friends. I mean, he doesn't come to my poker games or blogger parties or anything like that, but I have no idea what I did to deserve him recommending this pile-o-crap article in my comment section. I don't remember insulting him or ever being mean to him, but there can be no other explanation for why I was sent over to read the most pointless, poorly written piece to ever appear anywhere (The Observer should be thoroughly ashamed. There are 18 bloggers I can think of off the top of my head that could write a million times better about love and relationships and manage have a point too.)
Posted by Karol at June 11, 2008 07:53 PM | TrackBackTechnorati Tags: Relationships Doree+Shafrir
Was there supposed to be a point somewhere? And I'm sure all of the author's "friends" just loved being torn apart publicly for no apparent reason.
Posted by: Steff at June 12, 2008 05:32 AMHaha! I don't know whether to laugh or be outraged :) I generally enjoy your takedowns of the relationship crap written in NYC papers/blogs etc. so I simply point out one of the more outrageous ones only to become the target of the takedown? Ouch.
Hope all is well and one of these centuries I'll let you take my money at one of your poker ambushes, err, I mean tournaments.
Posted by: Kevin Patrick at June 12, 2008 07:29 AMKevin, I would totally take down that piece...if I had any idea what it was about. :-)
Posted by: Karol at June 12, 2008 08:45 AMThat article is a disgrace. I'm almost a little mad at you for intriguing me to read it. :)
Shameful that would even be published. It sounded like a useless bad gossip session, the kind I extricate myself from if I ever hear occurring. I can't figure out why she would think this was material worthy of sharing with the Observer's readership.
Posted by: Angela at June 12, 2008 09:53 AM
