Would you know how to spell your good friends name? Gannon doesn't

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This guy continues to be a laugh a minute. I cut this from his blog before he figures out that his errrr good friend's name is spelled "Corn".



http://www.jeffgannon.com/

[reichstag911]

1. Yeah...

...why doesn't that "David Korn" guy change his name! It's too damn hard to spell...and pronounce! :silly:

[Fridays Child]

2. Gannon is easy.

Did I just say that? :evilgrin:

[reichstag911]

3. You know,...

...David is kinda tough, too. How about Dan Gannon? Sound good? Easy enough for the subliterates to pronounce and spell? We'll have to email Corn with the suggestion, I think.

[Straight Shooter]

4. Oh, I see. We only have "sense" if we're okay with security breaches.

We only have "sense" if we think a male prostitute, posing under an alias, circumvents normal channels to gain access to the White House.

Typical Republican: "You're either with us, or you're intelligent."

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

5. Is he sure his friend is "Korn" and not "Slipknot"?

:shrug:

[Catherine Vincent]

6. He only thinks Corn is his good friend.

Just like he thinks he's hanging with the right crowd.

[uppityperson]

7. I wrote Mr.Gannon/Guckert and asked him this.

I've been enjoying myself sending him emails suggesting he buy a dictionary to learn how to spell and what words mean (like plagiarism) and perhaps take an updated journalism course too. So far I've been verrrrry polite. He probably doesn't get it, but it's been fun.

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8. lol