Friday, May 29, 2009
Crazy Crap / Hargrove The TVA Disaster and the Clean Coal Myth, By....Um, GQ
Posted by Brantley Hargrove on Fri, May 29, 2009 at 3:58 PM
The story's well-written, well-researched and well-sourced, in fact, with many of the same aggrieved Roane County folks the Scene spoke with in early January. If you've been following this story closely, you probably won't learn anything new. But it's certainly the best effort so far by any magazine or newspaper with a national readership to tell this story.
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I'm pretty much pro-GQ. They have fairly solid political articles (like the Rumsfeld profile I wrote about a couple of weeks ago)and are far less annoying than Men's Health. Or Cosmo. Hell, sometimes they're less annoying than The Economist, especially if I'm in the mood to stare slack-jawed at sparkly young British vampire actors who brood with brooding and nice cheekbones, wait what?
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This guy should find a taxidermist to see if he can get that hair mounted on his living room wall.
Dude, can you really make fun of anybody's "news chops" when your Swimsuit issue is still on the newstands? Don't dis GQ, other than to note that they err on way too many photos of men. It's like an International Male catalog, but with articles.
Not sure the Scene can so much as make fun of N Focus' news chops. Original reporting on the city once every six weeks don''t cut it.
Although short, this thread is hillarious. Good one, Mary Mancini. Damn good point, Mr. Roboto.
