Hallway Monitor

By Todd on October 5, 2007 10:20 PM | Permalink | Comments (5) |

I'll be the first to admit -- as will a litany of ex-girlfriends -- that I tend to get preoccupied with my own, self-absorbed world.

So I hadn't actually read reporter Cortney Fielding's new education blog Hallway Monitor.

How boring would that be? I thought (questioned?)

But I highly recommend doing so because Cortney's deadpan ironics are as hell of funny on the Interwebs as they are in the newsroom.

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anonymous said:

Todd, I hear there was an accident involving the peloton on thursday. Apparently a bunch of them ran into a car. Can you get the police report. Would be interesing to know if they acted like responsible citizens, or ran like bunnies.

October 7, 2007 3:07 PM

AP said:

I wonder who has the larger litany of ex-girlfriends..me or you.

October 8, 2007 11:12 AM

Anonymous said:

Pasadenanow.com ran a story about the peloton collision with a car. The pelotoners ran like bunnies. That is called "leaving the scene of an accident." The law requires you to stay at the scene of an accident, to render aid and to provide your identifying information. We put up with the peloton, why?

October 8, 2007 7:50 PM

rf g-r said:

Because the city council caved like a house of cards when confronted by spandex clad outsiders.

October 8, 2007 8:09 PM

Anonymous said:

Which of the fearless crew led the retreat in the face of spandex to the right of them, spandex to the left of them?

October 8, 2007 9:05 PM

Anonymous on Hallway Monitor: Which of the fearless crew led the retreat in the face of spandex to ...

rf g-r on Hallway Monitor: Because the city council caved like a house of cards when confronted ...

Anonymous on Hallway Monitor: Pasadenanow.com ran a story about the peloton collision with a car. T ...

AP on Hallway Monitor: I wonder who has the larger litany of ex-girlfriends..me or you. ...

anonymous on Hallway Monitor: Todd, I hear there was an accident involving the peloton on thursday. ...

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