Put Your Name On It

With reference to "The stain on Farrah's name", July 16 issue, I was amused by "Jeff." He referred to the writer of the Upfront piece on Farrah Fawcett (July 2) as "

July 22, 2009

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With reference to "The stain on Farrah's name", July 16 issue, I was amused by "Jeff." He referred to the writer of the Upfront piece on Farrah Fawcett (July 2) as "Junior High-ish" while condemning "whoever did pen the Opinion column" with "keep your private, sick thoughts, in your puny, disabled brain!"

Sounds a little "Grammar School-ish," don't you think?

"Jeff" writes a gutsy piece but ends with a gutless signature. Of the six million or so Jeffs out there, which one is he? The "Ghostwriter" for the real "Jeff?" Unless, of course. The real "Jeff" will step forward with a surname. But, perhaps he fears a reprisal... from a "Ghost?"

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