Re: Sam Wormley is Wrong

From: Howard Lester (hlester_at_mmto.org)
Date: 02/01/05 

Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 12:14:09 -0700

"John Steinberg" wrote

> I also believe that he may well be several fries short of a Happy Meal.
> Possibly not his fault entirely, as he may have an as yet undisclosed
> illnesses affecting his actions and judgement. Wonderful piece about
> this very topic published in the NY Observer (IIRC) recently.

I'm told he may be 'smarter' than he presents himself, though I seriously
doubt that theory. The theory goes on to suggest he makes himself act dumb
to better appeal to (i.e., come down to the level of) the general public.
Folksy kind of guy, ya know? Every time I see him on the tee-vee, I change
the channel.

HL

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