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I don't know how Wishlists work dijo:2. So what you're saying is, I should link my Amazon Wish List onto every blog I write and try to get my readers to buy me the specific gifts I want, instead of leaving it to their discretion. In other words, a perfect synergy between 1997-era progressiveism and millennial-era progressiveism. After all, why pay for stuff like a chump when I can get my goodies for free?
What's the difference? You expect people to give you free stuff for your shitty work.
GIMME GIMME GIMME dijo:That's how things were done before. Why change?
I suppose reading comprehension was different in 1997 too?
Et tu copy editor? dijo:No, fuckface, I just chose to ignore your insult. Back in the day, hen we turned in a good column, we got gifts. And if it was just me getting goodies, well, all the better. It's not my fault my coworkers got jealous and started plotting against me instead of, oh, I don't know, turning in better columns so they could see more mail and gifts too?
Show us proof that these gifts exist. I don't think your coworkers are impressed by trash people were trying to get rid of.
It's like an autistic Game of Thrones dijo:Soon as Doc Murky shows me proof his "sources" exist. I'm still not entirely convinced he doesn't make up most of his "data". You ever notice he never quotes them directly? It's always highly-editorialized third-person blah-blah. Now maybe they've requested to remain "deep background", but then he slips up and all but gives me one source's name and address in one post. Oops. I can't tell if he's utterly incompetent or he's also mad at these people and trying to play one against the other, too. I guess it's a race to see who comes out on top in a very high-stakes game of "button, button".
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