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The Accidental Journalist

Not that the Daily Mail should really be held to any standard, but yes, there’s the ‘a’ word in this decidedly not-accidental brush with death by Peaches Geldolf and the IDGAF crew (”I Don’t Give a … this a family blog!). Something Yeats-ian here: “The best lack all conviction, while the worst are found on Twitter.”

I should add, by the way, for those not in the know, that Peaches Geldolf is not something on the menu at the Waldorf-Astoria but errant offspring of Bob, who has long ago stopped being known for anything but the antics of his celelbutante daughter.

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2 Responses to “The Accidental Journalist”

  1. doug Says:

    Boy. What a fucking dirtbag. Hopefully she doesn’t kill anyone in her downward spiral. At age 20.

  2. chris Hutt Says:

    Immature youth behave in nihilistic, self-centred manner and are issued with licences to operate dangerous machinery in a public place. Anyone spot the root problem here?

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