Not sure which is more disturbing, that Bobo apparently thinks he was some kind of integral part of the Zodiac investigation because he allegedly met the reporter that investigated Zodiac, or that Bobo apparently thinks that critics of the selectmen are as bad as the Zodiac killer, and his investigation into who is hurting Sweet Brucey's feelings is as harrowing as Avery's investigation into a notorious serial killer.

Bobo, I saw that Zodiac movie.  It was a good movie.  I didn't see you at all in it.  You didn't have anything to do with the Zodiac investigation.  You're trying to make your tin foil hat rubes think you were because you're from San Francisco and Zodiac happened in San Francisco.  You were just a kid when it happened.  Your father hadn't even turned to the bottle to get over his disappointment in you yet.

I have doubts if he even met Paul Avery, but even if he did, he's basically just name-dropping, (I met a famous person in passing once, so let me bring his name up over and over in the hopes that some of their fame will rub off on me!)

Question - If Bobo really did work with all these famous reporters, is it safe to say that said reporters didn't think very much of him, because why else would he end up putting out a profitless rag in a small New England town if he had such influential connections?

I can tell you, based on Robert Downey Jr.'s portrayal of Paul Avery, Avery wouldn't have much respect for a reporter who makes an entire career out of being a Brucey butt smoocher.  Based on the movie, Avery was a tough guy whose lips were not going near anyone's butts.

Pretty pathetic, Bobo.

Last edited by Hamatron5000 (2009-10-17 10:05:10)