
February 2002
The Washington Post is a Bunch of Crooks

Those thievin' bastards from the Washington Post have done it again
-not content to never print my letters of indignation in their editorial
section, they have resorted to stealing my ideas. Fuckers.
See, I was sitting in my favorite deli (not delly like that jackass
joint in Annapolis, MD) one morning enjoying a cup of coffee and
a bagel (which I get to do every day, cause I still gots job) not
too long ago, when news of heinous crimes were flooding the airwaves.
Murder for hire here; voodoo black-widow killings there, insanity
everywhere. It seems that Monkey County was being plagued by various
insane crimes usually reserved for the good ol' District of Columbia.
Not one to normally put two and two together, for once I did! This
was a fucking crime wave. So I gets a ranting about these insane
events to anyone who will listen, next thing you know, the Post
has a fucking
article about it in their Style section. I swear someone in
there heard my idea and ran with it. Which I appreciate, because
it was a helluv an idea, if I do say so myself. But still, I should
be gettin' paid for my ideas, not some no talent hack who simply
hangs out in my deli stealing my ideas.
And the shit is fucked up too. First there is this pair of friends,
one of whom works for the state department-THE US STATE DEPARTMENT!
And she is accused of breaking into the home of her friend's estranged
husband and shooting him in the leg, nearly killing him. In front
of her two kids. This is the type of person we let represent our
country around the world? Fuck me!
Second, there are multiple charges filed against a woman who has
killed two of her 'love' interests over the past years. Then she
collects the insurance she bought on them. Often using it to buy
a new house which she occupies with her new 'love' or victim
Then,
to insure silence, she dabbles in voodoo, and has placed curses
on people to keep them silent.
Of course there is more. Even stuff the post missed. Sure they
got the Shinbein murder case, the Mike Tyson traffic-stop-dust-up.
But what about the fightin' and the feudin'? All those crazy rich
bastards who have enough money to sue neighbors and pave over rose
bushes or block alley access? That didn't turn up in the Post story
See they should have let me write it. Obviously, it would have
been better, and the post can always stand to get better.