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I’m just sayin’, having this guys face on every post you make that he writes is really weird. How about making the picture more relevant to subject matter? He wrote one of chain restaurants a while back, having a picture of food would have been helpful for that one.
Good idea. I don’t pick the photographs.
Maybe not such a zoom lens used either. I got it; how about a full size pic of him pointing at the subject matter, or just pointing? No offense intended.
Gee that would be nice when the ay just was my wife’s death.
I take offense. All the writers have a picture here.
Do they ever change the photos? Great story BTW. I am a fan.
Thanks. We changes it a while back and I like the idea of tying it into the story
My sincere condolences for the loss of your love.
I do not understand your reply on my post. Please explain further. You can PM me. And again, I meant no harm. My apologies.
I think he is saying, “what do you want? Want to see a picture of the horrible death my wife just died?” That makes sense to me. All critics of a photo of a person you don’t know, were you bullies like that in school? Because those remarks are just plain rude.
dude…zoom out
I think he is saying, “what do you want? Want to see a picture of the horrible death my wife just died?” That makes sense to me. All critics of a photo of a person you don’t know, were you bullies like that in school? Because those remarks are just plain rude.
He’s a writer. Read it. Complaining about his photo is moronic.
Darryl ..Jayne is my friend …I can’t begin to tell you how much I have enjoyed your interesting stories and comments. You really are a funnel of knowledge..Not to mention a kind hearted man with a good soul .
Lynda, I totally agree with what you wrote. I am a fan and enjoy his posts.
Jayne, those suggestions are not rude in any way. No one said he was ugly or made any derogatory comments. Why are you so judgmental and hostile?
My condolences to him for the loss of his love. My she rest in peace.
interesting conversation .. didn’t know there were people who’ve never heard of a column mug
I worked at the LA Times from ’81-’94. I’ve seen a lot of changes. Change is good. Keeps things fresh, ya know?
it’s a new column mug of Darryl Manzer
Most columnists have a picture and most of them never change that picture for years. Darryl writes a great column.
What the heck !
Keep the photo – ignore the rest.
Greg, I am responding to Jesse, as he has made more than one derogatory comment about Mr. Manzer, if I remember correctly, he has a problem with Mr. Manzer’s teeth. That is childish bullying.
I find him a knock-out in person. So there.
Some people hide behind their computers and think it’s okay to insult other people over the stupidest things like a mug picture on a column instead of what the columnist has written. Some people who have commented on Darryl Manzer’s columns lately have been ridiculous in their unnecessary nastiness. They can’t fault him on the content of his writings so they stoop lower than a SCV rattlesnake and take the time when his ex-wife is dying to attack him unfairly on a personal level one after another. Seemingly, they get a kick out of being bullies so that says a lot about the kind of people they are. I’m sorry to say that they live in the same area I callmy husband and my beloved hometown. Too bad they found their way to SCV. In the “old days” when we were growing up, people in the SCV were mainly really nice people who wouldn’t have dreamed of doing that to a SCV neighbor. Darryl, we heard that Kathie died via the Hart High grapevine. We’ve been following your stories and knew you were back there with her. Gordon and I really liked Kathie and enjoyed meeting her and getting to know her. She was a really nice person. Our sincere condolences to you, your sons and their families. I agree with Belva’s post (above). Some people have too much time on their hands.