Letters to the Editor
Issue X
Letters Policy:
Basically the only thing we have
to officially say is this, "Your letter may be directed
to another member of the staff, rather than I, the Editor in
Chief, answering it". This is done to insure that you get
the most highly qualified answer that we can possibly give.
Also, sometimes I am on vacation
every week or so.
And I, the Editor in Chief, reserve
the right to edit all letters posted. Sometimes the "colorful"
language has to be omitted or changed which would be distinguished
by italicized (parenthesis) because it it causes nice
elderly church ladies thump their Bibles too hard.
And with their fragile and delicate
fingers, this causes considerable pain. And since we love and
respect them dearly, we choose to save them from such pain so
that they can continue to bake us cookies.
Your's truly,
The Editor in Chief.
Dear Frank,
I am going on a tv talk show
in a few days. My lover is accusing me of cheating on him by
having relations with my husband. I'm not very good at arguing
and stuff, especially in front of other people. I need your help
in figuring out what to say.
Does my guilt or innocence
matter in all of this? How should I act? What should I say?
Sincerely,
Maud
Maud,
What are you looking to me for?
Don't be a blind follower - be a free-thinker and figure it out
for yourself!
At least that's what all my college
professors used to tell me.
Frankly,
Frank B. Finite's brain
(a chance evolutionary byproduct since the accidental dawning
of time, space and matter)
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