Good stuff at everyone's favourite online magazine (okay, my favourite online magazine):
- an Explainer on how airlines set their ticket prices
- Howard Dean's future at the DNC
- where lawyers, advertising and sex intersect
- magazine editors evidently believe that the colour green on a cover will result in lower sales
- Timoth Noah admits he wants to read OJ's book
That Dahlia Lithwick piece about a suit ad in a lawyer's mag starts off well enough, but it very nearly goes off the rails at the end. Sure, it's fair game to poke the complainers in the eye for getting all angst-ridden over a suitmaker's ad in which pretend lawyers have pretend intimacy in a pretend law office because of a well-tailored suit.
But the last paragraph is a bit much, where she accuses the complainers of being fussy because they don't get laid that often and can't even imagine it happening anytime soon. Errr... okay. No ad hominem there.
Posted by: Chris Taylor | November 23, 2006 at 12:46 PM