Still talking about Gawker

My post down below on Elizabeth Spiers' quip about Los Angeles on Gawker has hit 37 50 comments and counting, many (unfortunately) of the anonymous and senseless variety. Elizabeth herself has come on over to say a thing or two, and on her own site says she's "embarrassed" for anyone who didn't get her joke. Out around the Web, Jim Treacher has taken notice, LateFinal.com has weighed in and it has spurred 25 comments at Jeff Jarvis's BuzzMachine blog. Drop on by down below...

Style note & question: The links posted today do not open in a new window. Those on the right still do. Comments pro or con? It's an experiment, suggested by a reader.

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