CenLamar | Est. 2006

  • Hook, Line, and Sinker: Part Two

    I didn’t expect the strong reaction I have received since I posted Part One of Hook, Line, and Sinker, but I sincerely appreciate the comments and advice I’ve received during the last 24 hours. I did, however, expect that Greg Aymond would respond, in his own way, on his blog, considering his publication of my initial correspondence with Ms. Underwood.

  • Hook, Line, and Sinker: Part One

    By way of background, as I said a couple of days ago, I took the bait, and last night, Ms. Underwood finally responded to me. I do not intend, in this post, to personally attack or offend anyone, particularly Ms. Underwood, who has always been kind to me, at least in person. If you haven’t already noticed, when I am provoked and engaged or confronted with absurd speculation and off-the-wall ignorance about an issue of which I am personally knowledgeable, I tend to be a little snarky and direct, a tendency for which I apologize in advance. Considering this post…

  • I’m Taking the Bait

    Even though I absolutely love my job, I don’t like to blog about it. This website has never been a personal diary; it’s primarily concerned with media criticism and progressive policies in the State of Louisiana– though, occasionally, I may publish something about the accomplishments of a friend or neighbor of mine or a new album, and Drew may discuss Eastern European urban planning or the most accurate way of calculating American unemployment rates. Either way, the point is: This blog is not and has never been about the day and life of a 27-year-old, disabled, unmarried white guy who…