It’s not that I hold your opinion in any but the utmost regard—you know how much I love you—but, well, let’s just say it: Briggs knows best about what Briggs does best.
This collections differs markedly from the Reader’s Top 20, mostly because in these I get to laugh at my own jokes. Hey, if I don’t, nobody will.
Even though you’d be better off frolicking in some field, I still present to you these my favorites.
All of these appear on the Classic Posts page. A page which differs from Hire Me, which you, or someone you kindly tell, should certainly do.
I would also not wish to stop you from donating to my book fund (by clicking on the bottom to the right of this post).
Bonus video!
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Ah, but the writer is notoriously unable to judge his own work. That’s why we have critics and editors and why writers when they become famous enough to ignore the editors produce junk, which they consider to be their best work.
“I get to laugh at my own jokes. Hey, if I don’t, nobody will”.
I hear you brother. Some of my own quips make me laugh for days.
My Dear Mr. Briggs, is the “why read†column a joke? If not, it sure tells me a lot about you.
Look at me! Look at me! One of my suggested topics made the top ten!
JH,
You’re going to have to clarify your question. I don’t get it.
Is this evidence of hypocrisy?
LOTS of blogs endorsing a Christian/Catholic theme & value system…including some like: “Dinner With Atheists: A Mini-Play In One Act” … “Boy, those atheists sure are smart.”
Which just ain’t compatible with viewpoints such as those espoused by the guy reported in:
http://catholic.org/hf/faith/story.php?id=51106
or
http://catholic.org/hf/faith/story.php?id=51077