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Sorry to see Andrew go. I didn't always agree with what he said, and found
him to be arrogant and condescending at times, but I admired him because I
found him to be the least "PC" on this list. Love him or hate him, you
always felt you knew where Andrew stood. In my own opinion, I think the
world would be a better place if more people would just say what they mean.
The whole, unvarnished truth. Isn't the web and communication in general
supposed to be about the free exchange of ideas? How much of that do you
really have when you have to scrutinize everything you say for fear that it
might offend somebody somewhere who has a particular axe to grind?
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