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Friday, November 13, 2015

Occupational Hazards of Blogging

During a phone conversation that a friend of mine had with Northampton County Executive John Brown today, she was concerned about something that she read here.

"I don't get my information from blogs," huffed Brown.

Later in the day, some anonymous coward castigated me for writing about Allentown because I don't live there. Neither does Bill White or most reporters who are actually paid to cover the City.

In the evening, I practically killed myself driving on very windy and pitch black roads to find the Williams Tp Municipal Building, pissing off a procession of cars behind me. When I finally got there, Land Preservation Comrade Bob "Full of" Schmidt suggested that Williams Township could be sued for leaking an open space land appraisal to "an Internet blogger."

I think he was referring to me. The appraisal, incidentally, indicated that Schmidt really is full of shit.

So it's pretty clear that we bloggers have terrible reputations. Obviously, the person responsible for our poor image is none other than that bastard Michael Molovinsky.

He's such a naysayer.
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6 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 13, 2015 at 4:52 AM

    Bob "Full of" Schmidt
    Good one. He should have that printed on his business cards.

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  2. AnonymousNovember 13, 2015 at 7:33 AM

    Bernie,
    Heres a good one, how does allentown park land become a subdividable subsection of allentowns soul sale sector subdivisional tools¿!($
    The answer would be spelled Troxell, allentowns historical parks and recreation director¿!($ Maybe that bastard that is such a history buff could write a detailed story of his coddeled subsect of the notorious hamilton street gang o
    thugs¿!($ There is a agenda for most put to print works for the flopp of allentown pa the pussie boil on the ass of the eastcost that infect the entire triboro area¿!($
    The high quality of life is comming though with this proped up illusional dillusional circus trick¿!($
    redd
    patent pending

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  3. AnonymousNovember 13, 2015 at 8:34 AM

    Citing Bill White doesn't reflect well on pretty much anything.

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  4. AnonymousNovember 15, 2015 at 9:47 AM

    Bernie,
    My guess would be there are no more commentors because of the statement on allentowns development tactiks on the reel¿!($ Last night hamilton was block of for the fleeing arena attendants anticpation of patronizing the notorious hamilton street eateries and this resembled the gost town of atlantic citys dillusional develpment too¿!($ Allentown pa as a brown hole has become the notorious hamilton hamilton hanna herion drive through run by ommisions of these top dog gang o thugs epicentral circus as a whole¿!($
    redd
    patent pending

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  5. Peter J.CochranNovember 16, 2015 at 5:58 PM

    Bernie ,The majority of NORCO CONSTITUENTS that CARE whats going on get their news from this blog. Under 300,000 but never the less, can't or will not show up at meeting -so they can get it here.Evan employees of NORCO get on this blog to digest events that effect issues.This is The New York Times of this county.---IF fact, I say we in this COUNTRY are ripe for a cell attack shortly and we need to batten down our hatches . This President can lower flags here for France after they were warned by Iraq of an impending attack, but would not do so for our Marines shot up in KY.

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  6. Peter J.CochranNovember 16, 2015 at 6:12 PM

    Mayor Sal Panto did the right thing , and I thank him ,lowering flags here in Easton ,Pa.FIRST of nation wide, then The Speaker of the House ordered flags on the Capital Building-- well before any action on the behalf of this White House.Now you know late ,that this was a deliberate attack on the Marine Corps by a jihadist. Well screw him.Let this kind of knucklehead stand off from some former Marine at 1000 meters and see what happens. But no, they kill people in NO GUN ZONES- This country is in serious dog doo-do.

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