Jack Williams, Ink.

Under the electronic shingle, Jack W. Williams, Ink., visitors can read a virtual version of my newspaper column which appears weekly in a daily known as the Herald Bulletin, published in the Midwestern town of Anderson, Ind.

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Location: Anderson, Indiana

I am a full time communicator—specializing in written and oral communications. I have served my country as a free-lance writer, college adjunct instructor, newspaper columnist, magazine editor, company publications director, advertising copywriter, storyteller, prose performer, humorist/satirist, Wesleyan-Arminian League shortstop, pointy-head pundit, bibliomaniac and certified prewfreader. When I’m not engaged in professional communication, I’m just a poor wayfaring stranger.

Thursday, January 26, 2006

Do stupid articles ripped off the Internet count as journalism?

Thanks to those who answered the call for stupid questions in this week's column. As promised...

Why do we say our nose runs and our feet smell? Is it because our nose has feet and our feet a nose?
James Ramsey

How come Teflon sticks to a pan but nothing sticks to Teflon? How hard would it be to nail jello to a wall? Why would one do such a thing?
Anonymous

Do stupid articles ripped off the [I]nternet count as journalism?
Anonymous

Why do we park on driveways and drive on parkways?
JC

posted by Jack W. Williams | 6:54 AM

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