Worst Letter To The Editor Ever.

[hatvol96]

I thought I would never read anything more ridiculous than the letter from the bigoted halfwit in the Commercial Appeal after the Memphis basketball game. Then, I saw today's News Sentinel. If any of you know Barbara Emundson of Knoxville, please tell her to refrain from public comments. Her missive in the sports mailbag is the silliest thing I have ever seen.

 

[Tenn_Vol_Authority]

:huh:

 

[kptvol]

Where are the letters to the editor located on the knoxnews website?

 

[hatvol96]

Where are the letters to the editor located on the knoxnews website?

I would assume it is in the Sports section. In the print edition, it was on page D2.

 

[vol stuck in irishcountry]

Guess I will have to wait until my Sunday paper makes it up here to Indiana in a few days.

 

[Tenn_Vol_Authority]

OK... please tell us what she said. I'm not buying a paper at 11:30 at night.

 

[hatvol96]

OK... please tell us what she said. I'm not buying a paper at 11:30 at night.

A synopsis of the madness would not do it justice. I will provide two highlights. One, she uses the pseudoword "unsportsmanship."
Later, she advises Bruce Pearl to "Keep your cool on the court, and go home to your tanning bed!"

 

[UTbasketballfan]

A synopsis of the madness would not do it justice. I will provide two highlights. One, she uses the pseudoword "unsportsmanship."
Later, she advises Bruce Pearl to "Keep your cool on the court, and go home to your tanning bed!"

Sounds like she knows a thing or two about basketball. :crazy:

 

[lacrossepro70]

:lolabove: I can't believe she said "unsportsmanship" HEY EVERYBODY LETS MAKE UP WORDS.

 

[MG1968]

she might be related to that chick who kept on cheering while Inky Johnson lay hurt on the field.

 

[milohimself]

A synopsis of the madness would not do it justice. I will provide two highlights. One, she uses the pseudoword "unsportsmanship."
Later, she advises Bruce Pearl to "Keep your cool on the court, and go home to your tanning bed!"

Tells me all I need to know. I have generally given up on published letters written by magazine readers. 90% of them are from half-wits or those with an enormous chip on their shoulder.