The Times' Designated Man in the Street (Coulter outs Times)

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[TontoKowalski]

You have GOT to read this article. Coulter's research on a NY Times' Man on the Street!

This is a blockbuster that won't get the attention it deserves.

[Pest]

I am starting to wonder if there are actually any real liberal supporters. Maybe all of the people you see on TV and in the newspapers are on the payroll of the DNC, the NY Times, or the other liberal media outlets. Heck, even DU might be largely populated by paid DNC employees!

[LizardQueen]

Is his middle name "Fudge"?

LQ

[TontoKowalski]

Heck, even DU might be largely populated by paid DNC employees!

I'm convinced that DU is populated by Freepers in disguise, who post the most outlandish statements possible to discredit the dems in the eyes of anyone with half a brain.

[rattrap]

Aparently he shares his name with a popular dance music DJ, it explains a lot of the google hits.

[PaulJ]

Greg Packer, according to this article.
This guy is like Zelig!

[zlala]

Greg "Waldo" Packer

[Howlin]

OMG.......I love this........"I could hardly breathe" I was laughing so hard!

[Pest]

"I'm convinced that DU is populated by Freepers in disguise, who post the most outlandish statements possible to discredit the dems in the eyes of anyone with half a brain."

If they aren't, it sounds like a good idea!

[Howlin]

Thanks for the ping.......I'm still laffin'

[Guillermo]

I'd be willing to bet "Greg Packer" doesn't even exist.

[NittanyLion]

Search for Greg Packer and New York Times and it will eliminate those other hits.

[Guillermo]

DU'ers hate the NY Times. They swear it's a tool of the right-wing media.

[BibChr]

Excellent ping, thanks.

Coulter has her ticks, but she does have a razor-sharp mind, wit and tongue.

Hope she never gets on MY case!

Dan

[quark]

Agree. Greg Packer = General Public. Another NYT fiction. The fun never ends...

[Dan from Michigan]

Bwhahahaha. Busted.

[NittanyLion]

NBA.com

When they entered The Theater, Knicks fans were already buzzing about a rumored trade bringing Antonio McDyess to the Big Apple for the Marcus Camby, Mark Jackson and the rights to the No. 7 pick. Fans were working their cell phones as tirelessly as general managers.

"What's the deal?" was the most asked question on those phones. Even the women who were selling the 2002 NBA Draft caps were weighing in on the Knicks pick.

"I think they need to add a bug guy," said one. Greg Packer, of Huntington, N.Y., who was attending his second draft, had an opinion as to who the Knicks would draft.

"They need Wilcox," Packer said. "They need to get bigger."

[ewing]

Good to know, Tourist Guy fills potholes for a living on the highway crew..

[jpl]

He exists. Read the article in Post #26. He's a nutcase who is obsessed with always being the first person on line to see famous people when they come to New York.

[NittanyLion]

In Times Square, Greg Packer, 39, a highway maintenance worker from Long Island, wore a black t-shirt with "War" written on it to show his support.

"9/11 was the catalyst. Having been in the city on that day, and seeing how the streets were so empty and the sky smelling so bad, it really reminded me that we had to do whatever we had to do," he said. "And tonight is the night."

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