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Is that you, Jon?!
I don’t know who wrote this post, Albert, but I am amazed at his/her grasp of the English language. I bet he/she is very good looking too.
The Ricochet Editor Account is behind a coffee mug?
He’s got a sweet mug.
I don’t twitter but I’ve been waiting for someone to mention it, every time I see that ad I think, this guy looks like he hasn’t showered in a week , I be loathe to go near any hotel he’s been in. I’m glad I’m not alone.
Now, if only you’d gotten Miller to plug the Encounter Books Broadside series…
Looks like others agree with The Ricochet Editor’s Desk. I didn’t know the TG, so I Goolged him. One comment:
If the cops would just question that skeevy Trivago spokesman guy they’d find he’s responsible for 75% of the country’s unsolved murders.
by: Bob Phillips
BTW: Shouldn’t it be “Ricochet Editors’ Desk”? Or perhaps preceded by “Random”) Or is the office so crowded there’s only one?
I’m surprised this is the first Ricochet article to use the “hubris” tag.
Maybe Dennis Miller can call in and record a testimonial for why folks should be a Ricochet member for Rob’s bleg/hard-sell for the Podcast…
Dennis and I went to the same college and had the same major but I am about 12 years older. I always try to catch him on tv when I can. Not only is he very funny , he is real smart.
Actually, Dennis and I went to different colleges and had different majors and he’s a lot younger but other than that …
Behold, the Trivago Guy:
You can smell the week-old cigarette butts and spilled whiskey through the screen.
He looks like he hopes each time that his next leap will be the leap home.
Point Park grad? I live on campus… Basically.
And no, there is no statue of Dennis on the Point Park campus. But there is a weird reference to one.
Casey ,is my statue still there?
Unfortunately they had some trouble with mice, Cheesy.
It sounds like he is saying “Zhivago” most of the time.
His glances and vocal tics (particularly when he says “check-in and check-out” seem like a guy who likes to try pick up lines on those several decades younger, like, maybe, teenage runaways.
Notice how you never get a good look at the backs of his hands?
Love-hate knuckle tattoos. They’re there – you know they are.
Oh No. Not that again, but could have been rats
Woo-Hoo <ahem> Ricochet Editor! Can you still associate with us mere (possibly tea-drinking) mortals?
I’ll have my people get back to you on that.