Monks Jazz Club
Whose Sour Grapes?
RECEIVED Mon., Feb. 9, 2004
Editor,
Not to harp on letter writer Paul Chavera ["Postmarks" online, Jan. 23 and Jan. 30] (God knows he's got enough problems), but in his first letter he outlines his pie-in-the-sky plan for world peace in scatterbrained-liberal detail, while in his next letter he tells me to "Use common sense! People are gonna do what they want to do no matter what supposed restraints you impose upon them." World peace? ... No imposed restraints?!
Ya see, Chavera might be one of those pompous Prozac-sucking outpatients who thinks the Earth won't spin without his approval. Chavera must be stressed to know he can't have his sour grapes and eat them, too.
Vote Dean ... right, Chavera?!
Not to harp on letter writer Paul Chavera ["Postmarks" online, Jan. 23 and Jan. 30] (God knows he's got enough problems), but in his first letter he outlines his pie-in-the-sky plan for world peace in scatterbrained-liberal detail, while in his next letter he tells me to "Use common sense! People are gonna do what they want to do no matter what supposed restraints you impose upon them." World peace? ... No imposed restraints?!
Ya see, Chavera might be one of those pompous Prozac-sucking outpatients who thinks the Earth won't spin without his approval. Chavera must be stressed to know he can't have his sour grapes and eat them, too.
Vote Dean ... right, Chavera?!
Kurt Standiford
