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Elizabeth Spiers, the editor of Gawker, has been in Los Angeles for a few days and posting her observations back to New York. In the latest she shares a list of her deep thoughts on us, including these:
4. Army Archerd's Variety column: fewer dead people, more living people.
5. I've only been here for five days and already I feel dumber. Why is that? Can it be prevented?
6. A friend's opinion on whether an LA version of Gawker would be viable: "I don't know. People here don't really read...stuff." Reading is good. There should be more reading.
8. "Tubular," is not a complete sentence, either.
Re #5, apparently not.
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