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Monday, February 25, 2002 Stupid White Men, Part II Now for my review of the "journalist" who won't die, John C. Dvorak. This veritable Mount Rushmore action figure of business-as-usual tells us how the Internet changes nothing and tops that statement with every other clich� we've become sick of over the past few years.
In his latest content-free column on PC Magazine, we learn bromides such as "life is too long" and read cute mumbo jumbo about such things as "the brown-nosing that goes on between bloggers singing each others' praises." I rolled my eyes so much I got as dizzy as this cult-inspired ding-dong must have been when he sat down to write this shit. "They're right!" Dvorak writes. "I don't get it." Well, John, you can certainly say that again. But I hope you'll get this: blow me, you dumb motherfucker! 1:48 PM | link | 
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at a major industry conference, chris locke once again captures the real story. | |
Dvorak's initially promising career writing for Datamation back in the
1900's was sadly cut short by his fondness for shooting heroin and
circle jerks with young boys, spinning and chanting and hugging, all
naked. I'm betting he goes to Major Industry Conferences (that's
where I used to bump into him: starving, hysterical, naked,
looking for an angry fix), and then "blogs" about how cool they were
in Major Industry Publications.
