Kleckner, a Fountain of Disappointment
Yet again, Kleckner has let me down. I’ve become rather used to it though, through the course of the year. His commitment to being an unbiased editor has yet to be fulfilled. And on a side-note, that editorial also discusses the departure of a notorious Pat Payne. According to the Kleck, Payne had a fountain of historical knowledge and had a unique sense of humor. If by unique he meant unintelligent and not funny, then I agree.
Oh, and the entire Smart saga has sunk to a new low. I don’t quite understand why they would even consider the idea. Sure you get mounds of money, but I would personally spend my time reconciling with my daughter and figuring out what happened exactly in the span of those six months(?). And besides, if someone steals the story, you can always sue them.
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