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Billy Joe McFudge weighs in on setter controversy Getting to the Real Issue: We can settle the Irish v English Setter controversy. Kim Sallee had it right, as anyone who bothered to read her description in the cutline and CM Classified would know. But in a rare error on the part of a never-to-be-revealed CM headlinerist, who had admittedly OD'ed on Anthony Bourdain's Dublin Layover episode - and maybe on Guinness - the word "Irish" was mistakenly entered for "English" and poor Cooper, as fine an English setter as ever roamed the shire, was branded what he was not. Moral: No more Anthony Bourdain, no more Guinness for any CM headlinerists. Fortunately, for those of us who are unhappy if we wake up with nothing to fuss about, the underlying issue of what's good, what's not, in Poetry lives on. That should be the Controversy of the Day, beginning with this critique by expert BJ Fudge. - EW Billy Joe Fudge writes: Mr. Marshburn, I'm having a tidbit of trouble deciphering the exact "metering" in your poem. However, the heavy innuendo somewhat veiled by the complexity of verse certainly was apparent to me also in that the color of this beautiful animal leads one to believe that the listed ethnicity might be somewhat askew.Comments re article 79324 Letter On Setters This story was posted on 2015-12-03 05:15:53
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