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What is it? : A review of Tom's lame question of the week.

Technical Quality:  None.

Innovative Quality: Almost none. Nothing here that is interesting or
innovative. The use of Tom's brain is below par, but that isn't anything 
new.

Review: Once again, Tom has made a fool of himself.

The questions that he asks are lame and no one even wants to win his prize 
that consist of Tom making his best effort to perform music. Tom has 
repeatedly been asked to provide cites for his answers, but as usual, Tom is 
too arrogant to provide references to his answers. Or is it that Tom knows 
that it's rare that anyone would take the time to submit an answer, so would 
they even look at his answer to make sure that he is correct?

Did Tom even graduate high school, or for that matter, even attend school at 
all? For someone that is an "editor" of his own "e-zine", Tom does not 
provide any indication of even a hint of having a working knowledge of the 
English language and/or grammar. This makes, what could be a professional 
looking and written "e-zine", look more like a report that my soon to be 5th 
grade son would write. It's a shame that my 10 year old son has a better 
grasp of the English language and grammar that an "editor".

Tom has made it obvious that his PC does not contain a spell check program 
and that he doesn't even bother to proof read any of his post. (See quotes 
below) Tom, a spell check program is normally provided with Windows, 
assuming you are using a Windows based PC. If not, there are plenty of free 
spell check programs available at just about any of the shareware sites on 
the internet.

Contact Info: tomhendricks474@cs.com

Overall Grade:  00.4 out of 10.0 (notice that is .4 and not 4.0)

Grading system:  9-10 Highest grade - Life's work of
a master (ex. Collected plays of Shakespeare, collected
symphonies of Beethoven) 8-9 Single best work of a
celebrated master's career. 7-8. Best work of an era or
genre or decade. 6-7 Best work of the year. 5-6 Very
good. 4-5 More good than bad. 3-4 Average  amount
of good = amount of bad. 2-3 Mostly bad with some
redeeming parts. 1-2 Nothing redeemable. 0-1 So bad
it is offensively bad and outrages the reviewere [sic] for
taking up that  time in his life - just awful.

I will guarantee a review for all art work in any
conceivable field IF I feel like doing one. I won't even charge the lousy $3 
that Tom charges.

Now, below, I have highlighted some of the amateur mistakes that Tom makes 
as the editor of his own "e-zine"...




"musea" <tomhendricks474@cs.com> wrote in message 
news:1118167589.516996.4340@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> The answer to, and winner (if any) for,
> our last contest question of:
>
> But first:
> NOW featured on the Musea website -
> on our contents page, "A Year Of Quizzes",
> yes 52 of the most recent contest questions
> and their answers from past quizes -
> check them out!
>
> Filled with racial stereotypes that would
> offend  everyone today, this cartoon,


Proof read Tom... proof read!


> judged one of the best ever made by those that
> have seen it, was filmed by a pioneer cartoon
> producer during the war years, and was
> a black version of  Disney's "Snow White and
> the Seven Dwarfs" Name it and  for an added
> star, its maker/producer.
>
> Was:  'Coal Black And De Sebben Dwarfs' by
> Bob Clampett, 1943.
>
> I had a few ineligible responses
> but no winner.
> The rest of you were
> Sleepy and Dopey!
>
> I don't
> dumb down,
> so please
> wise up.
>
> Now on to a new Q.:
> Win a copy of my NEW CD
> CALLED '30'!!!!!! -
> (NEW PRIZE!!!)
> if you
> are the first to e-mail me at
> tomhendricks474@cs.com
> with the correct answer
> to this art question*:
>
> The heyday, of the 'dime novel'  (billed
> as 'books for the million') was
> from 1860-1910. "Never before or
> since has book  publishing held a larger


And again...


> share of the gross national product. The first
> mass-produced entertainment industry of
> importance, it stood in the same
> realtion to the average young American


Hmmm... Looked at 3 online dictionaries 
(http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=67&q=realtion , 
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=realtion&x=20&y=11 and 
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/realtion ). None of them have a listing for 
"realtion". Are you trying to impress us by making up your own words?


> as TV does today... Beadle and Adams alone,
> during the 35 years or so of its existence,
> publihsed more than 7,500 novels, and its


"publihsed"?????


> competitors were not fair behind."


"fair"????? Oh, and just where did your quote start? I see the end, but not 
the beginning.


> ("Eight Dime Novels" intro by E. F. Bleiler)
> One author by himself sold
> 250,000,000 copies. Name him.
>
>
> Good luck puzzlers!
>
> *Fine print. If you post your answer on a
> newsgroup instead of sending it to me,
> you are disqualified from all contests
> for spoiling the fun for others. Please play
> fair - and have fun.
>
>
> Tom Hendricks, ed. of Musea
> the 13 year old monthly art/media zine.
> http://musea.digitalchainsaw.com
> http://www.hunkasaurus.com
>