"Editor�s note: This is Terence Moore�s last column for the Atlanta
Journal-Constitution. Terence has decided to take a voluntary buyout,
ending a stellar 24 years as a sports columnist. Terence sums up his
time this way: �My objective was to get people to think, not to agree or
disagree, just to get people to think.� We thank him for making all of
us think and wish him the best as he moves on to new endeavors."
Colin
Tis a shame he didn't follow his own objective.
He won't be missed.
> http://blogs.ajc.com/terence-moore-blog/2009/04/27/to-braves-hawks-falcons-thr
> ashers-good-is-for-losers/?cxntfid=blogs_terence_moore_blog
>
> "Editor�s note: This is Terence Moore�s last column for the Atlanta
> Journal-Constitution. Terence has decided to take a voluntary buyout,
> ending a stellar 24 years as a sports columnist. Terence sums up his
> time this way: �My objective was to get people to think, not to agree or
> disagree, just to get people to think.� We thank him for making all of
> us think and wish him the best as he moves on to new endeavors."
>
> Colin
well with talent like his, he wont have problems getting another gig.
dick
-- and I wont have problems having to read him.
>http://blogs.ajc.com/terence-moore-blog/2009/04/27/to-braves-hawks-falcons-thrashers-good-is-for-losers/?cxntfid=blogs_terence_moore_blog
>
>"Editor�s note: This is Terence Moore�s last column for the Atlanta
>Journal-Constitution. Terence has decided to take a voluntary buyout,
>ending a stellar 24 years as a sports columnist. Terence sums up his
>time this way: �My objective was to get people to think, not to agree or
>disagree, just to get people to think.�
No, he was the newspaper version of a troll on the internet.
From wiki:
An Internet troll, or simply troll in Internet slang, is someone who
posts controversial, inflammatory, irrelevant or off-topic messages in
an online community, such as an online discussion forum or chat room,
with the primary intent of provoking other users into an emotional
response[1] or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion.[2]