It seems that a fistfight broke out at, of all places, The Washington Post newsroom a couple of days ago and the Usual Suspects (Aka media bloggers) have been having a field day with it.
Politico reports that 68-year-old feature editor Henry Allen had leveled some very harsh criticism on an article written by Monica Hesse, calling it "... the second worst story I have seen in Style in 43 years."
A colleague of Hesse's, Manuel Roig-Franzia, who was working with Hesse on another article, walked over to Allen and told him, "Henry, don't be such a c--- sucker."
Allen swung at Roig-Franzia, landing at least one punch before the two could be separated.
This has lead to some hilarious comments at Politico:
"Calling someone a c--- sucker at the ultra-PC Washington Post? Isn't that a hate crime?"
And
"Heet heem weeth choo purse, Manuel!!"
That's every kind of stereotyping, but still funny! Somebody somewhere is channeling Hank Azaria.
Politico reports that 68-year-old feature editor Henry Allen had leveled some very harsh criticism on an article written by Monica Hesse, calling it "... the second worst story I have seen in Style in 43 years."
A colleague of Hesse's, Manuel Roig-Franzia, who was working with Hesse on another article, walked over to Allen and told him, "Henry, don't be such a c--- sucker."
Allen swung at Roig-Franzia, landing at least one punch before the two could be separated.
This has lead to some hilarious comments at Politico:
"Calling someone a c--- sucker at the ultra-PC Washington Post? Isn't that a hate crime?"
And
"Heet heem weeth choo purse, Manuel!!"
That's every kind of stereotyping, but still funny! Somebody somewhere is channeling Hank Azaria.
2 comments:
"Calling someone a c--- sucker at the ultra-PC Washington Post? Isn't that a hate crime?"
Was Barney Frank available for comment?
There have supposedly been some fights in the KC "Red" Star newsroom---but only between readers and the so-called reporters.
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