correspondence

Tom Humphrey had an update on the story involving TNGOP Chairwoman Robin Smith's "private" letter to the Governor being released to the media.

The Knoxville News-Sentinel’s Tom Humphrey gets in on the action covering the disclosure on this website of correspondence between TNGOP Ch

This week I was fortunate to get to know Caldwell Hancock, a rather eccentric bankruptcy attorney, who recently called another lawyer an "asswhipe." He also is the subject of an objection by a United States trustee, who documented how Hancock billed his client for a series of 20-hour days.

Marsha Blackburn has developed, consciously or not, into a bit of an anti-feminist icon. While never one to underemphasize her femininity in dress or appearance, she has made quite a reputation for herself in conservative circles through her choice of title.

So, I got this letter late last week from the IRS. The only thing worse would have been to hear Mike Wallace and the “60 Minutes” crew were filming on my front lawn. Come to think of it, even that may not be worse …

I already related the citation of South Street Restaurant on the Sunday before last. Midtown neighbors report that Tuesday and Wednesday night of last week were also bad.

Drew Johnson of the Tennessee Center For Policy Research is once again knee deep in a controversy over open records requests:

And now a public service announcement from your friendly GingerSnaps:

Gentlemen, if the first correspondence you send to a new acquaintance includes, “got time for a quick licking?”…this tends to make a lady run…

Remember that nice apology note I got from the Schöne Ansicht townhouse owner, Joel Ridley, about a recent late-night brawling and pissing party?