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Californian makes negative blog entry on Texan city. SA froths at the mouth
Last week, a Californian intern in Austin visited the city of San Antonio, was not impressed, and blogged about it. Nothing special. All well and good, right? Even if some people did flood his blog entry.
A San Antonian blogger found it on Wednesday afternoon, posted about it, and let loose the hounds of war.
Joey said:
Well,
I am surprised he was even qualified to be an intern. Usually they have some common since are are fairly intelligent, but not in this case. He is trying to make a name for his self and he did A_ _ H_ _ _. I am sure he will have a short lived career. I sure hope he doesn't think he can ever look for employment in this great city. I am sure no one would ever hire him. I suggest we start a website that states do not hire Stein. I forgot he is just an intern and probably making less than someone who is states, "would you like fries with that shake". Nothing against them, he is not even good enough to work for or with them. STEIN IS A LOSER.
June 27, 2007 5:41 PM
Because immaturity totally makes you look cool on the interwebz:
James L. said:
Much voodoo to the intern who speaks poorly of our beloved River Walk. Mark Cuban said similar things about it, and he's staring at the empty shelves made especially for his team's Larry O'Brien trophies. What does Austin have? Nada! LOOOOOOSER.
June 27, 2007 6:29 PM
And don't think it's just a one-sided wank!
City Guy said:
Sorry, fat San Antonians. The intern was right! This city is quite lame. Culture? Nope, not here! Good food? You all apparently think so. I have never seen so many fat people in such a small metropolitan area. Fashion? That's an oxymoron here. And WHY is this a news story? Wow, you all must have NOTHING to report on. It's been a nice visit, thanks to family, but it's going to be great to leave. Enjoy your pork rinds and sweet tea!
June 27, 2007 10:28 PM
Soon after, a news spot turned up on WOAI, just to show that SAN ANTONIANS WILL NOT TAKE THIS LYING DOWN!!11one. It must have been a really slow news day. Extra funny for bashing LA and a rival sports team.
And then comments explode on the intern's blog.
By CLINT
June 27, 2007 11:16 PM | Link to this
You couldn’t be more dead on my man. Although I have never lived anywhere else other than SA in my life, I think you’re dead on. There are so many fat people here it will make you sick. Not only that, but every chance they get they’re stuffing their kid’s faces with candy, soda and all kinds of crap. Not only does the river stink, you can’t walk down the sidewalk without being blocked out by yet another fatty and his wife. Please San Antonio, lose some freaking weight so we can enjoy our god given gift of sight. (and quit using “i’m too fat” as an excuse for using 1. Handicap spaces and 2. motorized shopping carts.)
By Carlos
June 28, 2007 6:14 PM | Link to this
Wow! I thought I’d be here whining about your inexperienced, 22-year-old (you are about that old aren’t you?) review of one of America’s finest cities. That’s what I thought until I read your column. You’re writing is awful. Go back to whatever junior college you crawled out of and get a refund for whatever writing, grammar, or communicaitons classes you took. It might also help to get a little mileage under your belt and credentialize yourself before the next time you write garbage like this.
By Mike
June 28, 2007 3:24 PM | Link to this
In typical elitist,liberal,journalist fashion. He he writes and then runs and hides..you should stand on the corner in downtown San Antonio and give them your opinion in person
I don't know what he's thinking, but Stein makes a "peace offering"/proposal to San Antonians to give the city a second chance and recommend to him places to visit. People still take offense and it gets less funny as time goes on. At least he makes it easy and posts highlights of the mudslinging, but it's mostly personal crap.
Oh, Central Texas, never stop being funny and full of yourself.
Last week, a Californian intern in Austin visited the city of San Antonio, was not impressed, and blogged about it. Nothing special. All well and good, right? Even if some people did flood his blog entry.
A San Antonian blogger found it on Wednesday afternoon, posted about it, and let loose the hounds of war.
Joey said:
Well,
I am surprised he was even qualified to be an intern. Usually they have some common since are are fairly intelligent, but not in this case. He is trying to make a name for his self and he did A_ _ H_ _ _. I am sure he will have a short lived career. I sure hope he doesn't think he can ever look for employment in this great city. I am sure no one would ever hire him. I suggest we start a website that states do not hire Stein. I forgot he is just an intern and probably making less than someone who is states, "would you like fries with that shake". Nothing against them, he is not even good enough to work for or with them. STEIN IS A LOSER.
June 27, 2007 5:41 PM
Because immaturity totally makes you look cool on the interwebz:
James L. said:
Much voodoo to the intern who speaks poorly of our beloved River Walk. Mark Cuban said similar things about it, and he's staring at the empty shelves made especially for his team's Larry O'Brien trophies. What does Austin have? Nada! LOOOOOOSER.
June 27, 2007 6:29 PM
And don't think it's just a one-sided wank!
City Guy said:
Sorry, fat San Antonians. The intern was right! This city is quite lame. Culture? Nope, not here! Good food? You all apparently think so. I have never seen so many fat people in such a small metropolitan area. Fashion? That's an oxymoron here. And WHY is this a news story? Wow, you all must have NOTHING to report on. It's been a nice visit, thanks to family, but it's going to be great to leave. Enjoy your pork rinds and sweet tea!
June 27, 2007 10:28 PM
Soon after, a news spot turned up on WOAI, just to show that SAN ANTONIANS WILL NOT TAKE THIS LYING DOWN!!11one. It must have been a really slow news day. Extra funny for bashing LA and a rival sports team.
And then comments explode on the intern's blog.
By CLINT
June 27, 2007 11:16 PM | Link to this
You couldn’t be more dead on my man. Although I have never lived anywhere else other than SA in my life, I think you’re dead on. There are so many fat people here it will make you sick. Not only that, but every chance they get they’re stuffing their kid’s faces with candy, soda and all kinds of crap. Not only does the river stink, you can’t walk down the sidewalk without being blocked out by yet another fatty and his wife. Please San Antonio, lose some freaking weight so we can enjoy our god given gift of sight. (and quit using “i’m too fat” as an excuse for using 1. Handicap spaces and 2. motorized shopping carts.)
By Carlos
June 28, 2007 6:14 PM | Link to this
Wow! I thought I’d be here whining about your inexperienced, 22-year-old (you are about that old aren’t you?) review of one of America’s finest cities. That’s what I thought until I read your column. You’re writing is awful. Go back to whatever junior college you crawled out of and get a refund for whatever writing, grammar, or communicaitons classes you took. It might also help to get a little mileage under your belt and credentialize yourself before the next time you write garbage like this.
By Mike
June 28, 2007 3:24 PM | Link to this
In typical elitist,liberal,journalist fashion. He he writes and then runs and hides..you should stand on the corner in downtown San Antonio and give them your opinion in person
I don't know what he's thinking, but Stein makes a "peace offering"/proposal to San Antonians to give the city a second chance and recommend to him places to visit. People still take offense and it gets less funny as time goes on. At least he makes it easy and posts highlights of the mudslinging, but it's mostly personal crap.
Oh, Central Texas, never stop being funny and full of yourself.
