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Sep. 5th, 2003 11:10 amAnn Coulter had the gall to recently accuse columnist Maureen Dowd of harboring "sneering, PMS-induced" anger towards the Bush Administration.
Never mind that the harpy is herself one of the most shrill voices in American political discourse.
For a while now, I have been toying with the idea of starting a campaign to have people from all over this great nation flood Ms. Coulter's mailbox with bottles of Midol. I feared, though, that this would be perhaps too offensive and politically-incorrect. However, I think Ms. Coulter, by starting the whole PMS thing with her published comments, has effectively destroyed her right to whine about being harassed over her gender.
Interested parties might be amused by Thor Hesla's advice to Ann:
Ann of a thousand lays: Ten modest proposals to help Ann Coulter get a date
Never mind that the harpy is herself one of the most shrill voices in American political discourse.
For a while now, I have been toying with the idea of starting a campaign to have people from all over this great nation flood Ms. Coulter's mailbox with bottles of Midol. I feared, though, that this would be perhaps too offensive and politically-incorrect. However, I think Ms. Coulter, by starting the whole PMS thing with her published comments, has effectively destroyed her right to whine about being harassed over her gender.
Interested parties might be amused by Thor Hesla's advice to Ann:
Ann of a thousand lays: Ten modest proposals to help Ann Coulter get a date
