Subj: [no subject]
Date: 8/17/2003
From: [Oh, let's not name any names if we don't have to]
To: [Me]
feeling better today, you pathetic man?
stop immediately--do yourself a favor and take down all moxie-related insinuations, alright?
thanks.
I won't pretend being called a "pathetic man" doesn't hurt my feelings, because it really does. But I'm more worried about what'll happen if I don't "do myself a favor." Or what these "moxie-related insinuations" are that I'm supposed to have made. As I've said all along, we should give Madison and Dawn the benefit of the doubt that they didn't send the fax that got Veronica fired, and they don't know who did. My point is that they should own up to their part in the debacle that led up to it (instead of dodging the blame and then clamming up in hopes that it'll go away), and they should publicly condemn whoever did it. That's what I would do, at least. If any of my readers dug up somebody's private information and used it to hurt them, in a misguided attempt to defend me, I'd do whatever I could to remedy the situation. Is that really out of line for me to say? If so, I wish somebody could explain why.
Oh, and I didn't really feel bad yesterday. No worse than usual, anyway. So I'm not feeling better today, nor am I feeling worse. But thanks for asking!
Posted by Jim Treacher at August 17, 2003 05:29 PM