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When Will Someone Put Tim Rogers In His Place?

Look at this smug jerk. Who is typing this sentence and has had about enough of him? Me, that's who. I'm sure you agree. So many reasons. Here are just a few. 1) He dresses like this every single day. Sunglasses, too. Even if he wasn't wearing them, he refuses to look anyone in the eye. 2) He's too good to actually read our blog. Pretty proud of it, really. 3) I can put it in no plainer terms: Tim Rogers of D Magazine hates our troops. So, when is someone going to come along and put him in his place? I'm sorry I had to air our private business on the blog, but he forced my hand.
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(Photo by Elizabeth Lavin)
(Photo by Elizabeth Lavin)
Look at this smug jerk. Who is typing this sentence and has had about enough of him? Me, that’s who. I’m sure you agree. So many reasons. Here are just a few.

1) He dresses like this every single day. Sunglasses, too. Even if he wasn’t wearing them, he refuses to look anyone in the eye.
2) He’s too good to actually read our blog. Pretty proud of it, really.
3) I can put it in no plainer terms: Tim Rogers of D Magazine hates our troops.

So, when is someone going to come along and put him in his place? I’m sorry I had to air our private business on the blog, but he forced my hand.

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