The post about Picasso cannot really be from Winfield Abbe. It isn't about the Jennifer Stone case' punitive measures against those who don't vote' the invalidity of our entire government since they weren't elected by a majority of the population (not just the voter); the American Cancer Society cabal; the conspiracy between Mike Adams, the ACC government, and the ACC police; the sterling character of a child porn fan who once wrote the sort of investigative pieces Abbe longs for; the eradication of athletics from the university (and maybe American society altogether); the various handwritten tracts and tomes he himself wrote before sneaking into the Hargrett Library as if they were legitimate work; or a screed against people who aren't brave enough to put their names, addresses, social security numbers, and mothers' maiden names on their Red and Black posts. (Continued…)
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Winfield J. Abbe
posted 4/25/08 @ 6:47 AM EST
The following cartoon is a fictional colloquy between a UGA student and a journalism professor at UGA:
Student: "What do you think of the local daily newspaper the Athens Banner Herald?"
Professor: "Oh, it is a great newspaper. (Continued…)
Winfield J. Abbe
posted 4/25/08 @ 8:30 AM EST
The following cartoon is a fictional colloquy between the Entertainment Channel and Pablo Picasso.
The Entertainment Channel: First of all, we loved "Lady with a Fan. (Continued…)
Abbe's Lost Marbles
posted 4/25/08 @ 9:37 AM EST
The following cartoon is a fictional colloquy between the Winfield J. Abbe and his own brain.
Yup....you got it....there is nothing there. (Continued…)
Unimpressed Dawg
posted 4/25/08 @ 4:40 PM EST
The post about Picasso cannot really be from Winfield Abbe. It isn't about the Jennifer Stone case' punitive measures against those who don't vote' the invalidity of our entire government since they weren't elected by a majority of the population (not just the voter); the American Cancer Society cabal; the conspiracy between Mike Adams, the ACC government, and the ACC police; the sterling character of a child porn fan who once wrote the sort of investigative pieces Abbe longs for; the eradication of athletics from the university (and maybe American society altogether); the various handwritten tracts and tomes he himself wrote before sneaking into the Hargrett Library as if they were legitimate work; or a screed against people who aren't brave enough to put their names, addresses, social security numbers, and mothers' maiden names on their Red and Black posts. (Continued…)
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