And with that, I’m out. I’m deleting the bookmarks and following as many of the writers (current and former) as I can on Twitter but I will not give any further clicks to any of the Giz sites. And I say that as someone who had Deadspin, Gawker and/or Giz open in a tab during my workday for the past 10+ years. Thank…
I wasn’t naive enough to think no one would come aboard but the result won’t be the same product and none of us will be around to care.
I’ve heard if something is on the internet it is 100% true.
I think the bigger threat to the other blogs will be the exodus of good writers who see the writing on the wall and get out while the gettins good. I can’t blame anyone for that and I wish them luck.
Not only has everyone quit but who the fuck is going to work for these fuckin’ idiots? The other blogs are next.
I think we should be making it harder for politicians of all flavors to advertise and banning ads on Twitter is a great first step. Facebook should be next. While we’re at it should also make it harder for PE firms like Great Hill to swoop in and destroy companies for the sake of quick profits.
A pig as a sitcom dad? Maybe!
SPORTS!
That comparison might be more cruel than the suggestion that Jim Spanfeller is the crap upon the pig’s giant nutsack (he is!).
Hey that piece of shit nestled between that pig’s enormous testicles looks just like Jim Spanfeller! Uncanny!
THE ANIMAL POSTS WILL CONTINUE UNTIL MORALE IMPROVES
This is the sports-only content I come here for.
I deserve that.
Fuckin’ typo
^^ We found him, guys. Call of the search.
“Yes absolutely, but we don’t fire people for it.”
Not only is this guy a complete and total shithead...this situation has me rooting for the <looks around....whispers> the Nationals.
<Looks at sink> You’re not a clean person. You should be embarrassed by both your sink and the fact you didn’t just use a Brillo pad.
<Looks at sink> You’re not a clean person. You should be embarrassed by both your sink and the fact you didn’t just u…
The researchers:
A star for the NIN ref.
