I long for those days, back when newspaper stories were largely politics free and reporters wrote it as they saw it....save the Editor, of course. Don Riley wrote a sports column back then, called the Eye Opener. He had a daily reporting too called, "Don't Print This"...which the PP did of course print and it brought a lot of readers who could then argue Don's reports during their coffee break. When we had the PP newspapers in the English classroom, the only columns the boys would read was.... guess who? At least they read it. Tom King
I long for those days, back when newspaper stories were largely politics free and reporters wrote it as they saw it....save the Editor, of course. Don Riley wrote a sports column back then, called the Eye Opener. He had a daily reporting too called, "Don't Print This"...which the PP did of course print and it brought a lot of readers who could then argue Don's reports during their coffee break. When we had the PP newspapers in the English classroom, the only columns the boys would read was.... guess who? At least they read it. Tom King
Mr. Moats: I wonder if you're seeing the wrong kind of doctors? Perhaps take a pill?
You can write about your double vision all you want. We never tire of your truth and wit.