Curmudgeon of the Year

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I think Andy Rooney used to be the kind of guy who kicked dogs when no one was looking.

Now he doesn't care if people are watching - he just lets fly the loafer until it connects with Spot and sends the poor pooch across the room.
"It's raining!"
"I'm hungry!"
"Nader is running again!"
"That's for Pearl Harbor!" ...are all the things he says when he kicks the dog, blaming his bad mood on everything around him.

Now this from Rooney is not inspiring, entertaining or even perspicacious.

It's just nasty.

And it makes me wonder why CBS bothers to have him shake his boney finger at America on a weekly basis offering nothing but the ill-mannered mutterings of someone who is just mad at the world.

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Mr. Rooney's proving himself more and more meaningless.

I thought he was dead. Thank you for proving otherwise. I think.

Does anybody remember that SNL skit where a guy playing Andy Rooney came on TV and said, "I'm Andy Rooney, and I hate people." It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. It now seems Andy Rooney is becoming his own caricture.

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