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"less predictable and more interesting"; "an oasis of sharp writing"; "a fresh and nuanced antidote"...
Yeah, and those are just the commenters.
I think those blurbs could easily apply to the commenters. I gotta say, in contrast to Slate's The Fray, the people who post responses on Reason do seem like a funnier, more tolerant, well... more reasonable lot, despite myriad differences of opinion. Heck, I could see some of the regular posters here hanging out in a bar, knocking back a few, with nary a sore word nor or a fistfight.
E. Steven,
You got a problem with fistfightin'?