That is an example of a sentence that makes much sense as whatever it is you are saying. From what I can tell, your life would be somehow better off if Richard lost his job? So then maybe Gawker could hire someone who would write about the things that Richard is assigned, but do it unenthusiastically? I think maybe what you are saying is that Richard seems to like things like Gossip Girl and Twilight and pictures of the Jonas Brothers. I would say that you are wrong, but that's only because I read his posts and understand what all the words mean. So if you're not jealous, is this closer? Don't you think that actively lobbying for someone to lose his job is kind of a gaping dickhole thing to do? So if you aren't jealous, you just want him fired, that makes you the dickhole. No?
P.S. I know this is a well-worn trope, but have you tried taking a step back, realizing that angrily typing away at Richard in the comments ain't never gonna get you what you want, and maybe then just not clicking on his posts?
I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you were not employing sarcasm, given that the alternative would imply that you are upset with your current experience reading posts about Britney Spears when compared with your previous experience reading posts about Britney Spears. I think you're pretty dumb, but you're not that dumb, right?
Your sincerely, fuck off and die, etc.
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Will Smith is automatic box office gold. You could greenlight a movie called "Will Smith Movie" and it would do at least $100 million.
Incidentally, "Seven Pounds" is the best script I've ever read. It's about an do-gooder IRS agent the same way that "The Godfather" is about a young veteran just back from overseas.
Tigh: I'm drunk, but while your strategy of getting the guy who knows about science to come up with something scientific appears to be logical, I fear that Baltar might be the wrong man for the job.
Adama: Well that will certainly strain the plausibility of our show, since no one in the real world ever hires the wrong person for a job.