The most recent 20 comments posted to Electrolite by Greg Greene:

Patrick:
Just for the record, I prefer white chocolate skim mochas and have no body piercings. And, to my chagrin, I've never lived within less than three hours of a coast in my life. [Unless Lake Michigan counts.] I plead guilty on the Belle and Sebastian, though.

Seriously, the near-religious fervor of some Dean supporters made it kind of hard for me to fully identify with the campaign, as much as I admired it. [Look at me, speaking in the past tense ...] Will lhe hard-core activists realize that playing up fire-and-brimstone rhetoric about the "Republican wing of the Democratic Party," and taking other sundry potshots at moderates, puts a hard cap on their support? We're going to find out, and soon.

Big Dawg:

9-11 has taught us nothing. At least I can take solace knowing that Court Street and Union Street and 4th and 4th Avenues will likely be tidier in a one-party state.

Sure about that? If you pinned me down on it, I'd have to say that 9-11 taught us that the Republicans don't give a s--- about New York. You'll be able to eat dinner off the streets of Plano, though.

Just to help the rest of us fend him off, what's his IP address?

This — not just the vandalism, but the ceaseless glossolalia passed off as reporting and the cheap dissembling by the usual suspects — is flat-f%#$ing-out unforgivable. What with the constant backtracking on the facts, I feel less confident about the details of what happened with each passing day, but it's becoming clear that something irreplaceable has been lost.

But that's okay. Those two tractor-trailers sure do make up for it.

Gnus?! Okay, if you say so . . .

• If gnus are outlawed, only outlaws will have gnus.
• You can take my gnu when you pry it out of my cold, dead fingers.
• Annie, Get Your Gnu!

Put me on record — if I have anything to say about it, the right to keep and bear gnus shall not be infringed.

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