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S.E. Cupp’s Diary: Return from the Hamptons

Well it was a fabulous weekend in the Hamptons, where I’m usually loathe to go without my shotgun. But friends had a party and to the party you must go. It did not disappoint — a spirited game of whiffle ball (I got two hits and two strike outs — yes, I pitched), an excruciatingly long game of beer pong with Bill Schulz, swimming and frolicking in the grass. It was not without incident, however, as I left with 17 mosquito bites on my lower legs. I shaved my legs the next morning and my razor thought it was doing moguls at the Nagano Olympics. I looked like a leper, and that’s not leperist — a leper would have heartily agreed.

I also managed to read a book! Always a triumph, carving out a few hours to read a book cover-to-cover fills me with totally undeserved self-satisfaction. It wasn’t Ulysses or anything, but David Nicholls’s novel “One Day,” which visits the same day a year in the lives of two fun-loving Brits, Emma and Dexter, over twenty years. If you like Nick Hornby, you won’t be disappointed. Well, actually, if you like Nick Hornby, you’ll be a little disappointed.

Wrote a column for the Daily News, in which I gently derided the president for appearing on The View. While the coos and love pats from Sherri and wisecracks from Joy are sure to please, why not grow a pair and do Jerry Springer? At least then we’d get some pushback. And maybe a fight or two. But the chastising comments runneth over, predictably. I’d like to take a moment to answer a few:

“What Junior High School paper did the Daily News hire this moron from? I didn’t vote for Obama, but he’s smart enough to go where the voters tune in. Maybe THAT’S what bothers this twit. Go back to school and get an education.”

I didn’t write for my junior high school paper. I was too busy robbing liquor stores and stealing hubcaps with my posse, the Rusty Scuppers.

“Now go brush your two teeth and renew your subscription to “Racists Weekly” while the adults with intelligence speak.”

I don’t care if you think I’m racist. I just care that you follow me on Twitter. Incidentally, it’s “Racism Weekly.”

“S E Cupp. How much did the party of NO pay you to trash the President? Instead of trying to focus on him appearing on a 30 minute talk show you need to spend more time reading all of his accomplishments since he became President. What does S.E stand for – Stupid Editorial?”

I wish the party of NO paid me to trash the President! Best. Job. Ever!

  • sawdustking

    I was a little taken aback at the sight of pants in the leg chair on Red Eye, but I must say that you pulled it off quite well, S.E. You can wear pants on my TV anytime.

  • surfstock

    Grinning from ear to ear. The only way to deal with impossible-to-please (or educate with facts) liberal twits (double negative??) is to affectionately apply well-directed sharp humor….even though they still don’t get it.

    Well done again, Ms. Cupp.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Deron-Reid/1029130975 Deron Reid

    S.E. i love you!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Marlon-McAvoy/100000165575489 Marlon McAvoy

    S.E.,

    If you’re “The Party of No”, aren’t they “The Party of ‘Won’t Take No For An Answer’”

    Hmm. No. Implying they’re rapists makes them sound more butch than they actually are.

  • wahsatchmo

    I think the main problem that those Daily News commenters had is that your hair, as depicted here at the DC, has a subtle wind blown look while your hair as depicted at the Daily News is more precisely arranged, giving you more of an educated deadly assassin look. Sort of like Salt if she were a librarian. I have no idea if Salt is actually the name of Angelina Jolie’s character or not; I’m simply making assumptions, much like I assume Leonardo DiCaprio goes by Mr. Inception.

    At any rate, you could probably assuage your Daily News readers with a more whimsical byline picture, like if it were being blown at right angles to the ground as if you’re standing in the midst of a Cat 5 hurricane. Nothing is more calming to liberals than a generous helping of hair whipping around. It reminds them of Helen Hunt in Twister, who has enormous appeal for winning the heart of lovable rogue Bill Paxton. QED.