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Member since: June 11, 2008
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Dear Katherine Kelly,
1. Why in the world would you advertise a photo of a near death woman with blue eyeshadow in what would be (if it actually attempted to try) the ALTERNATIVE paper and marketed to YOUNG people in Tulsa? Another example of how this paper is a glorified billboard with no thought to layout style, hip stories, or fashion forward photography.
2. Please work on adjusting your rating scale.
3. Learn about your the M and the little M. "Mushroom" has a little M. "Mary" has a big M. Yay!
4. Does this actually pass for a sentence in the culinary literary scene? "I ordered a baked potato with my dinner" Please.
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Dear Katherine Kelly,
1. Why in the world would you advertise a photo of a near death woman with blue eyeshadow in what would be (if it actually attempted to try) the ALTERNATIVE paper and marketed to YOUNG people in Tulsa? Another example of how this paper is a glorified billboard with no thought to layout style, hip stories, or fashion forward photography.
2. Please work on adjusting your rating scale.
3. Learn about your the M and the little M. "Mushroom" has a little M. "Mary" has a big M. Yay!
4. Does this actually pass for a sentence in the culinary literary scene? "I ordered a baked potato with my dinner" Please.
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Dear Katherine,
Although I do appreciate your lowered rating this week (somehow everything appears to be five star worthy), your writing and tendency to label flavors as "good" or "prominent" shows either your lack of effort or creative ability. I've kept up with your reviews, and as a devoted reader I think I deserve, well, we all do, a better read. Your lack of skill in composition and your desire to give most restaurants a high score leads me to believe that your column is used simply to bolster local establishments based soley on their desire to advertise with your paper rather than their worth as an eatery.
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