Curious authoritative online article

[Willie G. Moseley]

I can't help but think this is intentionally controversial as an attempt to garner hits to the site. Will outrage a lotta folks, but for me, it's an example of how anyone can attempt to pass himself/herself off on the 'net as an expert or authority. Yes, I disagree with many of the selections but agree with some of 'em as well. As for the citations that I don't cotton to, I'm not outraged, just bemused. YMMV

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[RobB]

Keerimeny, Willie. A clickbait article? Really? You seriously plowed through each sub-literate page?

[crunchee]

From what little I could handle of reading this article, it makes me think it's the journalistic equivalent of one of those faux-collegiate Gothic typeface rear window decals that Spencer Gifts used to sell, that reads 'Your School Sucks'.     

[Biz Prof]

22 hours ago, crunchee said:

From what little I could handle of reading this article, it makes me think it's the journalistic equivalent of one of those faux-collegiate Gothic typeface rear window decals that Spencer Gifts used to sell, that reads 'Your School Sucks'.     

My favorite one from that era used a somewhat more Arabic looking faux-Gothic font and read "Uppus Thy Rectumus".