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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Ralph Wiggum on June 06, 2009, 02:26:03 PM
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It's in his sigline at the DUmp.
http://twitter.com/WRPitt
(http://twitter.com/account/profile_image/WRPitt?hreflang=en)
* Name William Rivers Pitt
* Location Boston MA
* Web http://www.trutho...
* Bio New York Times best-selling political author, writer for truthout.org, Boston sports fan
Best selling author..... :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:
A few of his comments:
# Dogfish 90 on tap at Bukowski's. God is Love.11:16 AM Jun 5th from txt
# @kspidel Beer. Beer beer beer beer beer. Beer? Yes, beer.12:20 PM May 24th from web in reply to kspidel
# Lots of lunchpails and hardhats all over Boston today. Blue-collar construction workers doing jobs everywhere. A hopeful sign, perhaps?3:34 PM May 22nd from web
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Now, that's pathetic.
But I guess that's the Bostonian Drunkard.
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NY Times Best Selling Political Author? Yeah.. right. For which title?
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NY Times Best Selling Political Author? Yeah.. right. For which title?
The very fact that someone bought and published an article that he wrote makes him a salesman of the highest order. Obviously, there's some seriously batshit-crazy editors at the Slimes.
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Uh, remember, the Bostonian Drunkard's books were done by vanity publishers, where one pays a fee in advance, gets a whole lot of cases of the printed book, and then hawks them at seminars and somesuch.
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I just didn't want anybody to have the impression the Bostonian Drunkard deals with Random House or Harper & Row or Simon & Schuster or somesuch.
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NY Times Best Selling Political Author? Yeah.. right. For which title?
I'm assuming he means the Scott Ritter book. I could be wrong, I don't know his entire, um......
:lmao:
....catalog of books he's written.....
:rotf:
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I couldn't remember all the Bostonian Drunkard's self-printed books, and so went away to look them up.
Never google "William Pitt," because one gets tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, of responses; one should google "William Rivers Pitt."
http://www.amazon.com/William-Rivers-Pitt/e/B001H6W47S
The above link shows three books; I thought the Bostonian Drunkard had been more prolific than that.
Also, there's a "William Rivers Pitt" forum on the same page.
Been up a very long time now; no one apparently wants to discuss the Bostonian Drunkard.
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Oh wow.
Possible pending bad news for the Bostonian Drunkard:
This article may not meet the general notability guideline. Please help to establish notability by adding reliable, secondary sources about the topic. If notability cannot be established, the article is likely to be merged or deleted. (March 2009)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Rivers_Pitt
One notices the article's been changed since the last time I saw it (a couple of years ago). It used to clearly hint the Bostonian Drunkard was an attorney in San Francisco; an impression the Bostonian Drunkard wanted to give the reader without outrightly lying.
Now it says he did "law-related work" in San Francisco; probably a courier or runner for the law firm of some pal of his paternal ancestor, or with connections to the attorneys on his maternal ancestress's side.
The discussion of the Bostonian Drunkard's here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:William_Rivers_Pitt
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Knowing he's got a twitter account almost makes me want to get one and converse with him.
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Knowing he's got a twitter account almost makes me want to get one and converse with him.
Almost only counts in hand grenades, horseshoes, and certain nuclear weapons, Tx . . . :cheersmate:
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I have a Twitter account - I think I'll become one of his friends.
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Oh wow.
Possible pending bad news for the Bostonian Drunkard:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Rivers_Pitt
One notices the article's been changed since the last time I saw it (a couple of years ago). It used to clearly hint the Bostonian Drunkard was an attorney in San Francisco; an impression the Bostonian Drunkard wanted to give the reader without outrightly lying.
Now it says he did "law-related work" in San Francisco; probably a courier or runner for the law firm of some pal of his paternal ancestor, or with connections to the attorneys on his maternal ancestress's side.
The discussion of the Bostonian Drunkard's here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:William_Rivers_Pitt
I found this at the wiki link:
This entry should be deleted. It's little more than a vanity posting, as Pitt is not well-known outside of the Democratic Underground forum.
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I found this at the wiki link:
This entry should be deleted. It's little more than a vanity posting, as Pitt is not well-known outside of the Democratic Underground forum.
Found it, or ADDED IT.... :naughty:
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Found it, or ADDED IT.... :naughty:
HA!
Hard to tell which one of his many fans might of done such a thing.