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By David Brauer | Published Tue, Apr 28 2009 11:40 am
"Tens of readers can't be wrong": Just freakin' brilliant, and makes a right-on point about the, shall we say, cultural flexibility of Minneapolis' favorite information distiller:
There's no cast credits, but because more than a few are my buds:
♦ Senior editor Keith Goetzman reading "Dirt Rag"
♦ Editorial assistant Elizabeth Ryan reading "Bitch"
♦ Librarian Danielle Maestretti reading "Butt"
♦ Senior editor Jeff Severns Guntzel reading "Paranoia"
♦ Associate editor Julie Hanus reading "American Gun Culture Report"
♦ And yes, editor-in-chief Dave Schimke with double monocles perusing "High Times."
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