They are right about one thing: spammers do "[w]ast[e] billions of minutes of time and millions of dollars in bandwidth" and deserve to have their "[f]aces repeatedly smashed into keyboards until dead."

One out of 50, that's a 2% success rate.

You'll notice that the author of this thing didn't have the guts to list Mark Steyn.

It would be funny if R. Kelly got trapped in a closet.

Two observations:

1. Loving people write about people and things they honor and praise. Hateful people write about people and things they find "loathsome."

2. Note that the #4 most loathsome thing is "You," i.e., the reader. They hate even their friends. They hate everyone.

. . . the author of this thing didn't have the guts to list Mark Steyn . . .

. . . or Lileks. Interesting . . . .

I agreed with about of a third of his picks. Geraldo, Martha Stewart, spammers, how can I argue with that.

He is on the money about Thomas Friedman and Oprah.

Steyn and Lileks are big names in the blogosphere but don't have much of a public image beyond that.

David Brooks is probably more well-known than either of them.

Kinda funny. I chuckled. I always give points for that.

steyn is more widely published than lileks and is well on his way to bigger things, but brooks is definitely "biiger". on the other hand, brooks is much less trenchant than steyn.

Interesting that Jesse Jackson made his list.

C'mon. This guy is funny. And some of the stuff he says is right on. He's wrong about Limbaugh's mendacity, but Limbaugh's sentence is funny as heck. Who he is right about is Michelle Malkin. Anyhow, the guy's making me laugh, not hate him. This is good stuff. Don't be a stiff. Krauthammer's sentence? Funneee! Funnee! The spammers' sentence? Hoo! Funny!

Terri Schiavo? Not a bit funny. Not. Funny. Not, you rat scum.

(See how it works?)

Barbara Bush: If I ever run into this guy, I break his legs. Then his nose.

Fun-nee! Funnee!

Interesting that he would list Sensenbrenner for hating free speech (where that from?) and not the poo-bahs of speech restriction themselves, John McCain and Russ Feingold.

And putting Cheney ahead of Bush? That's so 2001.

I give him credit for landing a few punches on the Hollywood crowd, with Cruise and Lucas, but he left way too many out. Clooney and Cameron Diaz belong on the list for being the most clueless political commentators in America, but they are lefties, so they get a bye.

I didn't find the Malkin stuff funny ha-ha. It was funny strange in that he apparently doesn't understand the difference between Filipina and Japanese, or why a Filipina might not empathize with Japanese suffering during WWII.