Texas Monthly, January 2007
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I couldn't help but laugh at that when I saw it. Its just funny.
IMHO, life in general shouldn't be taken that seriously, if you do, you won't get out of it alive......
Seriously though, there are times to take life seriously, and there are times to sit back and laugh. I think this is definitely a time to sit back and laugh. To think life is/should be black and white is to fool yourself.....
IMHO, life in general shouldn't be taken that seriously, if you do, you won't get out of it alive......
Seriously though, there are times to take life seriously, and there are times to sit back and laugh. I think this is definitely a time to sit back and laugh. To think life is/should be black and white is to fool yourself.....
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txinvestigator wrote:I read TM, am I a brailness twit?casingpoint wrote:Texas Monthly is an informationless piece of coffetable crap published for brainless twits of faux intellect for places like River Oaks and doctors offices. Most people only get as far as the pictures. Some don't get past the cover. There are fewer readers than buyers. This time, they were smoking too much dope at the editor's desk. Willie will love this cover. He probably has a copy in his bus now, waiting to "roll" again.
That was an unfortunate typo when asking this type of question. Sorry, it made me chuckle.
Of course... you are not a "twit" brainless or otherwise. It was just one person's strong opinion about a publication. Everybody settle down, and Happy New Year.
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Just because they read it, and are not brainless twits, does not change the quite accurate characterization of the target audience.casingpoint wrote:Txinvestigator and texas297, or course there are execptions like y'all to the Rule of Twits.
With a few notable exceptions. I recall some pretty good journalism when they were reporting on how the AUSA in charge of the Waco/Davidian case became a target himself. Johnston, I believe his name is.By and large the magazine is a lightweight in journalism, a carmelized, BBQ'd version of The New Yorker Magazine.
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I totally agree...Renegade wrote:You accidently shoot someone in the face, people are going to make fun of you. Small price to pay.
If it weren't for the fact that Texas Monthly has some great local and state topics they write about, with great restaurant reviews and ads, and some great sports articles...I would reside myself to keeping the back issues in the "reading room" at Casa Steve's...
Their editorials and opinion pieces leave something to be desired most of the time...
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TM & guns
I'd note that TM did a piece last year called "The Gun of John Graves", wherein the writer reminisces about the guns he has owned over his lifetime. Not what I'd suspect of a liberal mag, but then it was a rather lightweight piece.
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