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Why are you spreading malicious gossip about high energy physicists on Misplaced Pages? |
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Daniel Friedan
He sounds like an interesting person. Could you supply references for this article and perhaps a bibliography if he has published.TheRingess 07:19, 23 December 2005 (UTC)
Strange Edits
Hi. I just noticed (and reverted) some disparaging remarks about conservatives you put into the Kathryn Jean Lopez article. A quick check through your contributions found a mixture of good-seeming edits plus stuff like , and I'm really puzzled by . Um, what's going on? Are you all right? If you need to vent like that, perhaps you should consider starting a blog.
I'll watch this page for a week or so, so if you want to reply, you can do so here.
Best wishes, CWC(talk) 21:05, 27 July 2006 (UTC)
Thank you for your feedback. In regards to KJL, I fail to see how it is disparaging to point out that she has an abnormally high I.Q. (for and American political conservative). Most people would consider a high I.Q. to be a positive attribute, but perhaps this is not the case within certain subcultures. In regards to your second point, I have actually heard Kaus on the radio on multiple occassions, and the words "nasal" and "grating" are accurate descriptors. I am just being objective. When someone broadcasts over the radio on a semiprofessional basis, I believe it is entirely appropriate to note his vocal qualities.
Regards, --GaeusOctavius 22:44, 27 July 2006 (UTC)
Malicious gossiper
Why are you spreading malicious gossip about high energy physicists on Misplaced Pages?