Ann Landers' Final Column
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gizaFor those of you outside the US, Ann Landers wrote an "advice" column that was published in US newspapers for 40+ years. I recall having read it in newspapers when I was younger.
Sadly, she passed away on June 22, 2002 and asked that the column not be continued after her death. So, a few weeks worth of columns had been written in advance before she died, these were published and then the column ended. So, I give you:
Ann Landers' Final Advice Column
Sadly, she passed away on June 22, 2002 and asked that the column not be continued after her death. So, a few weeks worth of columns had been written in advance before she died, these were published and then the column ended. So, I give you:
Ann Landers' Final Advice Column
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Date: 2006-05-23 07:44 pm (UTC)What confuses me is that I don't see how this could be interpreted as "funny." I just don't get it. Ann Landers died. Then somebody pretended that she typed these responses about pain and suffering. A little ironic maybe. But otherwise I just don't get it. So all I see is a tasteless jab at death...pretty lousy.