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Ask him if it's too soon for Haiti jokes yet.

As if the "My fictional politics are more believable" twattage hadn't already painted him as a dellusional asswipe who's convinced that he's sharp about politics.

Seraphan wrote:As if the "My fictional politics are more believable" twattage hadn't already painted him as a dellusional asswipe who's convinced that he's sharp about politics.

Holy shit!

I was sure that my dislike for this moron couldn't get any stronger ... I was wrong. What a sick tool!

looks like the mighty Limbaugh wind blamed communism for the poverty and attacked Obama for the way he responded.

really ? last I heard, Rush was hospitalized with another overdose ....

SandRider wrote:really ? last I heard, Rush was hospitalized with another overdose ....

Nope, he's back trying to out-douche-bag kja on the earthquake.

Hackerson just passed the 24-hour mark of silence on Twitter, which last happened ... well, never. This is the same guy who couldn't help posting while at the hospital, visiting exotic foreign lands, etc.

Maybe he's thinking about it?

Nah.

Probably sulking: "No one understands my genius!"

TheDukester wrote:Hackerson just passed the 24-hour mark of silence on Twitter, which last happened ... well, never. This is the same guy who couldn't help posting while at the hospital, visiting exotic foreign lands, etc.

Maybe he's thinking about it?

Nah.

Probably sulking: "No one understands my genius!"

I'm sure he's found other outlets to spew his bile. It is a little surprising that he's managed to shut his tweet hole. I doubt he feels bad though, or we might see another weak attempt at him trying to distance himself from his own words without making an apology.

He's back to being a complete jackass. I'm not even going to bother linking or quoting it. It's just more of the same inanity.

TheDukester wrote:He's back to being a complete jackass. I'm not even going to bother linking or quoting it. It's just more of the same inanity.

He's an awful man who now feels justified in his comments because one of his dumb-shit fans probably sent him a letter of support. He really does care what everyone thinks of him.

Yep, that'll do. Next up, someone will say it's Clinton's fault. Why worry about a crisis when you can score political points?

He just doesn't see it, does he? Incredible.

Kev, read that last sentence, and then go back and read your last few tweets. See the irony, yet?

And instead of trying to defend your insensitivity, how about saying something - anything - about the tragedy itself. You know, just to show you're human enough to give a damn.

HBJ

This just goes to show you that you never really can be convinced you've seen the worst when it comes to him.

Rest of the world: concerned about how they can help in Haiti.

Kevin J. Anderhack: twatting about some lame made-up award:

"My ENEMIES & ALLIES has won the Project Fanboy award for Best Comic-Related book. Awards presented at MegaCon in FL in March."

His concern for others ... it's truly inspiring.

Baby-steps towards that coveted Nebula, Kevvie.

Seriously ...

1. How many "comics-related books' are even released every year? Was this literally a field of one entry?

2. How many self-respecting authors would brag about winning some random fan-site award?

bean-counters like Keith take what they can get & trumpet it loudly

it's the end-result of that "everybody's Special, everybody gets a trophy" thing

TheDukester wrote:Seriously ...

1. How many "comics-related books' are even released every year? Was this literally a field of one entry?

2. How many self-respecting authors would brag about winning some random fan-site award?

He was up against one other title Dime-apocalypse or something. It was a sociological look at comics when they were considered evil. So yeah, not much competition.

Ampoliros wrote:

TheDukester wrote:Seriously ...

1. How many "comics-related books' are even released every year? Was this literally a field of one entry?

2. How many self-respecting authors would brag about winning some random fan-site award?

He was up against one other title Dime-apocalypse or something. It was a sociological look at comics when they were considered evil. So yeah, not much competition.

Comics aren't evil anymore? I have to tell my mom...

Ampoliros wrote:

TheDukester wrote:Seriously ...

1. How many "comics-related books' are even released every year? Was this literally a field of one entry?

2. How many self-respecting authors would brag about winning some random fan-site award?

He was up against one other title Dime-apocalypse or something. It was a sociological look at comics when they were considered evil. So yeah, not much competition.

The Ten-Cent Plague: The Great Comic-Book Scare and How It Changed America (Paperback)
http://www.amazon.com/Ten-Cent-Plague-C ... 554&sr=8-5

Been hearing good things about this book. Scholarly and well researched, not a fanboy wankfest about psychopath's in pervert suits.

Rob

lotek wrote:

TheDukester wrote:I think it's an early look at Book 2 ...

... HELLHOLE: The Finger-Pointing

SandChigger wrote:SMELLHOLE: THE FINGER'S FOR SPINNING ON!

Eeeew.

how about merging these two?

Smellhole: the finger points(and shoots)

we're getting a new insight into the hack's little mind, and it's not a pretty sight and

SMELLHOLE. Where Have Those Fingers Been?

nice one!