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Chris King says:
Haha. Looks delicious. Also can’t wait to read the “How To Write A Country Song” article…
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Andrea says:
Hmm…I wonder how we became the fattest state? That cover looks mighty appetizing!
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Dukakis_in_a_tank says:
Annie’s Hamburgers, which is in Houston, better be in there.
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Georgia says:
As a woman who is currently 9 months pregnant, I want to know where I can get that burger. I’m looking forward to my August copy.
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raulp says:
6:00 AM and I want one of those already…….
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Prince Royal says:
My cholesterol went up just looking at the cover.
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Jason says:
SAD, WHERE IS FARRAH- Ms Fawcett passed away, she was TEXAN, We are bombarded with MJ- But shame on you TM for no FARRAH TRIBUTE
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greg says:
OMG- NO FARRAH FAWCETT COVER ?
WHAT ? A HAMBURGER-
Greg
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Janice says:
Texas Monthly ,
What a sad find this morning to see you have a hamburger on your cover, after the passing of Farrah Fawcett, A TRUE GOLDEN TEXAS GIRL whom you covered twice ,you made an enourmous amount of money on, and she passed away with cancer.
I fine this a sad day, a joke and no respect. My affiliation with you magazine is void- How disrespectful.
J, Abrads
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Bradly says:
Texas Monthly,
Is this a joke- an actress from Texas is dead due to Cancer , and you cannot do a tribute to this ICON-
I agree, you made a fortune on her alive twice ?
In death this is what you do?
Cancer is at it’s peak- I will not buy and make sure my friends and family who loved Ms Fawcett refuse this embaesment on behalf of Texas .
Brad
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Olivia Newsome says:
Dear Texas Monthly,
I am appaled at this cover story .
In the recent death of a true Texas legend I find this to be an embaresment, Farrah Fawcett was a Texas gal, and fought Cancer to the end.
Her Texas visits were as legendary as the magazine covers you did. To my horror I see this.
I will not buy.
Olivia Newsome
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Sharon says:
TM,
What happened to dignity. We lost an actress from Texas, with a fight to live ,and died of Cancer .
You have no respect.
CANCELING MY SUB-
Sharon
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Abby says:
Texas Monthly,
What we do know is Farrah Fawcett in tried and TRUE TEXAN- This is a slap in her face, as well as the face of cancer- SHAME ON YOU, will not buy.
A Holman’s
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Jackie says:
T MONTHLY,
You should be ashamed. Farrah Fawcett, WAS MORE AUTHENTIC THAN THIS COVER QUESTIONING BEEF/BURGERS.
As the world is watching Michael Jackson being bombarded, I expected more honor, respect and class that this.
I will boycott,
Jackie
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Ryan says:
Texas Monthly your kidding, was Farrah Fawcett not considered in respect ?
The woman fought a killer disease, and this cholestrol crap is what you do- GET REAL. I think you screwed.
People in LaLa Los Angeles subscribe, and this is a joke.
IS THIS FOR REAL ? Man respect is not shown anymore.
Ryan
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DEANNA says:
What a rude show of no respect.
Farrah Fawcett passed away from a terminal disease.
Ms,Fawcett was born in Texas, and I am greatly offended, Skip Hollignsworth should have called you , as if you needed a note that a TEXAS LEDGEND PASSED AWAY, AND FROM CANCER. CASH IN WHEN YOU CAN IS YOUR NEW MOTTO ?
This is an embaressment, I met Farrah in Scarbroughs back when it was open and what a kind, caring and true beauty .
I am cancelling,
Deanna
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Jeff says:
I was sitting here thinking how everyone is so focused on Michael Jackson’s death, but nobody seems to be remembering Farrah Fawcett.
In 2005, I worked for a banking firm in downtown La Jolla. Every day I would usually wear black pants, a white dress shirt and a tie to work. I was working long hours, sometimes late into the evening. One evening I went to Georges with some of my co-workers. After we were seated, one noticed that Farrah was sitting a few tables down from us. One of the guys dared me to go over and tell her how beautiful she looked.
She was sitting next to a gentleman who appeared to be a bodyguard. A few minutes later, the “bodyguard” got up and left the table. Now was my chance so without thinking I got up and walked over to her table. I introduced myself and noticed that she had a camera in her hand. We chatted for a moment, and I asked if I could take a picture for her. She thanked me and said I was sweet, but she didn’t want a picture.
I was glancing at the table where my co-workers were. They couldn’t believe I was actually talking to Farrah. After she thanked me I walked away thinking how nice she was to me. Just then she called out to me and said … oh could you please bring me some more butter.
I just smiled and went back to my table. My co-workers were just dying to know what I told her, and they couldn’t believe I had that much nerve. They kept asking me; what did you tell her? What did she say when she called you back to the table? I told them I commented on how good she looked, and that we just made some small talk.
The next day at the office, everyone was saying how bold l was. It wasn’t until later that afternoon when I told them how she just asked me to bring her more butter. Everyone in the office was just cracking up! Still, Farrah Fawcett only thought I was only a bus boy, and yet she was so kind. I will never forget Farrah’s warm smile and I only hope that I can emulate her nature in how I treat others.
Jeff Kayle
Carmel Mountain
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Robyn says:
We are not asking for Michael Jackson,
but by-gosh respect is out the window with this issue.
Farrah Fawcett passed away in June, June 25, 09
and this is your cover ?
I have waited for a CLASS TRIBUTE IN RESPECT, I read the pathetic dark,and dreadful article by Mimmi Schwartz, please tel me the mouse did not have anything to do with this , A BURGER ? YOU HAVE SHAMED, DISGRACED, AND ULTIMATLY EMBARESSED TEXAS-
NO MORE FOR ME,
R, May’s
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Dwight says:
man i agree, this is disrectful.
Farrah Fawcett was a true texas girl who give to this state more than you will ever know, who do we talk to on this
Dwight
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Gena Howard says:
ok maybe this is the back cover- Guys where is Farrah .
Gena
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Jimmy says:
OK Is their a Farrah Tribute special edition out ?
J, Martin
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ANGIE says:
SHAME- What happened to tributes-
farrah passes away , A TEXAS GIRL and this is what is done- another killer beside cancer.
PATHETIC
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Robert says:
I agree, am canceling my subscription.
Rob
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Evelyn says:
A BURGER ? No honor to Farrah Fawcett?
FORGET IT, what a show of disrespect
Evelyn
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Emily says:
I live in Denver and was expecting a tribute as well.
Possiby H-Magazine, Houstons own will pay a tribute or has- Farrah rocked.
THIS BURGER WAS NOT WHAT I THOUGHT THE ISSUE WOULD BE EITHER.
Glad I am not a subscriber. BUT THINKING ABOUT IT
4 OF MY TEXAS AUNTS ARE HUGE, WITH CLOGGED EVERYTHING. So this will be ok with them, and their original Farrah Flips.
Emily Grosden
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Jarrod says:
GUY’S was the TRIBUT ALREADY OUT ?
Was ist a seperate issue.
The burger is looking good, but Farrah would have looked better.
RIP FARRAH
Jarrod
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GENE says:
What you expect just after July 4th is over.
Is Farrah in the next one .
Gene Hawtorn
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Angie Tundell Rymes says:
Texas Monthly Magazine ,
Dear Editor,
I feared this. It is a terrible ,sad day when people cash in on a famed face, but we are in trouble when we disrespect an Icon.
Farrah Fawcett will always remain in our lives as she passed away with a disease we are finding more, and more common each new day. Your magazine was always appreciated when it played respectful,and fair, yet this is off the line. This is no respect. I am appaled that one of Texas Ledgends passed away with Cancer and you do a cover like this. No taste, worse no respect !
I am cancelling my, and my office subscription.
GOD BLESS WHOMEVER MADE SUCH A TACKY DECESION !
A, Rymes
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Jeff says:
There is nothing wrong with this cover. It is perfect for the end of summer. I look forward to receiving this issue. To all the commenters, yes Farrah Fawcett would be a great candidate for the cover of August’s TM. I am a huge fan of Fawcett, but look at it from a production standpoint. These issues are planned months in advance. With her death only 2 weeks ago, that would be logistically impossible to scratch an entire issue and produce a Farrah Fawcett tribute. With the change of the cover, comes change of content and even advertisers. Be patient, I know TM will honor her approporately. Give TM the time to do it right. There is no reason to cancel subscriptions just because you are mad TM couldn’t produce a tribute with such a tight production turn around.
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K , Moses says:
Texas Monthly. May I ask if you have considered the fact that hamburger is an insult to many, as we as a nation, let alone a state read daily how we are obese. I am appaled as well over the lack of respect for our Farah, we are focused on cancer,just like Farah was. We need to pay respect to those in the State of Texas when we lose one of our own symbols. The Uncle Ted Article was beyond sad, it was a now slap in the face of Texas. I say this because you have in no way been fair, just or respectful to a legend. Why not ? Do know I am requesting my subscription be dropped via postal mail, and online. We seem to need an apologie, and above all a retrospect as Texas was Farrah’s home state.
APPALED. UTTERLY SICKENED BY THIS GROSS LACK OF RESPECT !
Kim Moses
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Brandon Elsiner says:
Jeff, I see your point.
I disagree, as Farrah’s story was shown in May.
It was enough time , more than enough time to prepare an ER issue .
Farrah’s history is as big as Texas. She left a huge mark on many. Farrah represented UT in a very posotive way.
I again see your point ,yet a magazine that premired in 1973 has had enough time to stand guard and be prepared to pay tribute where tribute is due. I agree with a post above, the 4th of July is past, and Farrah is gone. This is just not fair. By September my guess is THE REST OF AMERICA WILL BE BORROWING TEXAS INK TO COVER THE DEATH OF Michael Jackson, when Ms,Fawcett has taken a back seat, and passed away from a disease.
not an overdose.
Brandon
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Lillian Alexander says:
TEXAS MAGAZINE ,
I am most embaressed over this beef cover when that death of Farrah Fawcet was shown on tv and how that poor girl suffered.
She was born in Corpus Christi Texas, and this is very sad to me to see the way she has not been tributed.
I spoke with a Diedra I think and am asking to have my magazine stopped.
That last magazine made no sense and left me with wonder as to who is doing these magazine cover story’s. I would like to add tha Ms, Schwartz was terribly sad in how she did write her article on Me. Farrah. It looked like a very dark article on such a lovley young lady whom we adored and have now lost to cancer. How can a burger replace this.
Lillian Ann Alexander, of Texas
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Jeneane says:
is this the July issue in question over farrah.
I cant wait to get the Farrah magazine, I do not recall her being on any cover.
Jeneane in Bastrop
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Gail ,and Rich says:
Dear God this is very sad.
I am a little stunned that Ms,Fawcett is not to be featured.
I am not against beef, yet this is BULL !
Gail Gilheard
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E ,Rentfro says:
I must agree, that the time it takes to prepare an edition is very consuming. I will also agree with that one post that in the event of a Texas Tragic loss any magazine is capable of doing a very nice and elegant issue.
I have not been to one store where Michael Jackson has not been the focus on almost every issue, so I applaude Texas Monthly for this one.
I must say I am suprised at the burger cover, as it will be an embaresment to me, after Farrah was from Texas.
Regard’s Elizabeth Rentfro
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Jordan says:
Hi guy’s . I was told an issue was due on Farrah.
I guess I missed it.
She and Jackson passed away on the same day, so why is Farrah not on any cover.
Jordy
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Annett says:
I agree, I am truly stunned that Farrah is not to be in the upcoming Texas Monthly issue.
Annett Lundgren
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Margaret says:
I can never forget my meeting Ms Fawcett in 2005
as we were in Talbot’s, and how truly stunning she appeared.
Not many held a true glow, as well as inner kindness not pretentious.
She wore a lovley simple gold thumb ring, and this stunned many when I told them, as it was her hair all wanted to know about. Her Hair was different, and yet simple. Her look all worked in fluid motion. What a memory I will cherish.
May she rest in peace.
Margaret
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Jan Gideon says:
It is sad that Farrah Fawcett has not been on the cover of anything but People, and Tv Guide.
I do not buy into the rag magazines, yet I am suprised at TEXAS MONTHLY MAGAZINE for this disrespect.
I as well remember Farrah being in Lubbock in 1998 and how truly pretty she was. She seemed calm, relaxed, and as if her future was bright.
I admired her skin, even if it had been weathered by the element of time and possibly sun, she held a complection like no one, and all I think she wore was a little eye liner, and a beautiful pink lipstick. I inquired about her sunglasses and she told me they were from a local boutique at about 12.oo, so very basic, honest, and yet and Angel.
Again I find it strange that Farrah is not on Tm.
Jan, RIP FARRAH
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Rodney says:
hi.I met Farrah at Threadgill’s and this was a few years ago.
She looked hot, and if yall feel better she liked hamburgers. Yea why is she not on the magazine?
Rod
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Lee Ann says:
Hi Texas Monthly,
I myself thought you were going to pay tribute to Farrah.
THIS WOMAN REPRESENTED OUR STATE ! Please explaine what’s up with this. Farrah fought hard to win a long battle with cancer ,and all I see is a cover of BEEF ?
give me a break , and pay respect.
Lee Ann Carpenter
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Dorthy Morrin says:
Hi I feel this is a terrible show of disrespect.You can be assured I am passing this issue up.
Farrah was a local who come into Austin unnanounced, almost hidden yet she enjoyed the city as much if not more than the many year ago ahe attended the University Of Texas, so how can her memory be so overlooked with a magazine that represents her state.
Farrah was a Texas girl.
Rest in Peace Farrah
Dorthy,Andy, Shelly ,and Byron
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Matthew says:
THAT HAS TO BE THE MOST DISRESPECTFULL COVER I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!!WE ALL KNOW THAT THE BEST HAMBURGER IN TEXAS IS AT CHEEZEY JANES IN SAN ANTONIO, NOT THAT NASTY THING!!!!!!
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Mel Turk says:
I am truly dissapointed that Farrah will not be on the August cover. What a TEXAS-SIZE mess-up.
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Elaine says:
I can tell you to look at the article in ny post
BY MIMI SCHWARTZ-Mimi Swartz is an executive editor at Texas Monthly magazine, YOU CAN THEN COME TO YOUR OWN CONCULISION AS TO WHY WE HAVE THIS PATHETIC CRAP ON A MAGAZINE COVER. Mimi this has your deep jealousy written all over it, to think of it, IT IS AS GREAZY, DRIPPY AND OVERLOADED JUST LIKE YOUR ARTICLE WAS ON FARRAH.
Your reference to being the dark one, Well just like a friend said to me LIGHT ,always moves and overshadows dark. YOU NEED TO BE REPREMANDED ON THIS IF YOU ARE BEHIND IT- FARRAH ,CANCER, AND COLESTROL DO NOT MIXX- THIS IS PATHETIC.
Ealine
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Jerron Nicolas Braden says:
Ok so I see MiMi Schwartz’s article on Farrah in the NY POST.
I agree, after seeing just how she considered herself a dark persona, well all you have to do is look, you cannot compare the too in any way.
Plus MiMi must be the only thing on the earth, pardon person, who did not have fun with Farrah.
Farrah knew who she was with. To see a nasty ,gross, and killer peice of meat on an issue that should have been one in TRIBUTE TO FARRAH, it is SICK- TEXAS IS NOT WHAT IS USE TO BE. THE EDITORIAL TEAM NEEDS TO RE-VAMP- AND REMEMBER IT IS THE YOUTH WHO WILL ONE DAY BUILD THE BRIDGE , AND COVER THE POT HOLES- So the old and tired can rest, SO GIVE US THE LAST OF SUNSHINE VS DARKNESS- PAY TRIBUTE TO FARRAH- and as for those who were jealous, WELL -SO SAD TO BAD. NOW YOU JUST HAVE A DARK MEMORY-
Jerron
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Sharon Ivy says:
My subscription’s are going to be dropped.
That NY STORY was very tacky, inferior, and all I see is biased.
Farrah on a trip to the DR. and MiMi has to lower herself even more, after 30 years of jealousy ?
Oh and MiMi sweety your hair is not or never was Farrah hair, bless your mothers heart for trying to appease you, and to think you had to be what 25, 26 as the flip is dated in history forever. Poor thang you just give away too much of nothing, oh strike that, YOUR AGE, MIMI GET THE DATES RIGHT, and then the public might buy into your so called facts.
NO MORE FOR ME- THIS HAMBURGER IS AN INSULT
Sharon
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Brad Easton says:
yea, and I am in another State, being native Texan
my mom was going to mail me her issue.
I spoke with her over Julys issue, said to trash it, and kind of understood it being possibly August, so now a burger. Man Texas Monthly screwed up . I have an idea this is not going to be pretty- As for the August cover, cut the onions, cut the grease, basicly cut the crap. This is kinda low, and Farrah took backseat to MJ, well that’s sad, but again Texas would flip over a MJ COVER- someone messed up terribly. MOM KEEP IT- I LOVE YOU.
Brad and Aaron
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Angela says:
Yes, as the lady above shopped ,and met Farrah in Talbots, I remember 3 visits she paid to a dept store Saks and how honestly she was like Fluid Gold, and naturaly so. I know she loved reasonable lipsticks, and 2 were her favorite, yet she had used one face cream for over 17 years and it was the best. Texas Monthly should be most ashamed over this disrespect. Farrah fought, and her fight will become national when America get’s regrouped and away from other HYPE.
I am humiliated that my own state has allowed a once excelent magazine to become common, and again disregard the matter of an amazing woman, as well as one of Texas own !
Angela
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Brenda says:
WHAT A SHAME.
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Jonnie says:
In my years at The Jester Center ,at The University Of Texas, I have to admit this cover is as said in the majority of the comments made as being tastless.
Farrah Fawcett did many things to help many Tx charity’s, unsung- Not only here in our state of Texas, but many, many other places.
What a shame on TEXAS MONTHLY MAGAZINE for this tastless cover, not to mention no where located on this issue is a mention of Farrah’s brave live,fight ,and legacy. Whomever was behind this is truly nothing but as thatless as the cover shown.
I will drop my subscription.
Jonnie D
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Leslie M says:
Shame on all of you who posted about Farrahnot being on the cover. You obviously donot understand that magazine timelines are months out from publication. this issue was prett y much complete an to the printers when Farrah passed away. Give TM time to do a good researched memorial and not a rushed hack job. If that is what you want go and buy an Enquirer at the check out stand at your local gas and go.
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NADA Reply:
July 14th, 2009 at 6:30 pm
Leslie, The article is already here. Funny thing is in this case the Enquirer beat this 2 line tribute to peices.
The article is by a film critic. HACK JOB IS WHAT WE GOT !
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Dave says:
Leslie it appears the article has already appeared. It is located now online, one page basicly calling Farrah a trainwreck.
Possibly due to Ms,Fawcett’s choice to receive alternative treatments in Germany it was to much for Texas Monthly to grasp or tackle.
From what I see the article has called Farrah nothing but a train werck.
It was done by non other than a film critic.I do not see this as a tribute.
What a shame ! A Disgrace, and when it was an open door to shed the 30 year career of a woman who just did possibly 2 outstanding films, and left us with an inside to her battle with Cancer.
Her cancer film titled FARRAH’S STORY, was not intended to be a publication, or even a 2 hour NBC
SPECIAL- It was to allow her to go back and study the grey areas of cancer and what she was being told ! The so called one page article is not flattering ,and an insult in the face of anyone who adored Farrah Fawcett’s way of life.Farrah was an artist, a respected sculpter, and truly loved the art’s. Texas should remember that Austin if about ART.
This article is so quickly rushed and done so by a film critic that It left out those in Austin who knew far more, and were not allowed to pay tribute in a magazine that was once cashing in on Farrah.
Dave
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treehugger says:
Well, Evan, at least you’ve got a lot of folks visiting the website to comment. Hopefully they looked around awhile before blasting TM publishing decisions. Cheeseburger v. some cheesy thrown together tribute? I’ll take the burger (medium rare) and enjoy the reading. Shoot, people, go read the Corpus Christi Caller-Times newspaper. The hometown newspaper has all you’ll need or want to know about the home grown Texas star. In the meantime why don’t yall put your savings from your cancelled subscriptions into a cancer charity or something constructive. I’m looking forward to seeing who’s got the best onion rings also.
This as a tragedy of coverage pales in comparison to when Elvis died….and Groucho Marx’s death went largely uncovered. Now who’s old movies would YOU want to see…
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Anonymous says:
Farrah , Elvis, Groucho,
AND BURGERS—–Let me say Farrah graced the cover twice on TM- It was and is today saling at lightning speed on Ebay.
So as the months come and go, and these cheese burgers are savored, remember I thought tree huggers refrained from meat !I am to young to know marx, and kind of remember Elvis, but only after The Presley women made him famous !
shame of Texas monthly
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treehugger Reply:
July 15th, 2009 at 9:03 am
Refrain from meat? Ha! I do tend to avoid chainsaws, though. Too bad you’re too young to remember Marx and Elvis, because that makes you too young to have experienced Farrah’s poster. And it was a wonderful experience.
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NADA says:
THROWN TOGETHER TRIBUTE ?
Dear GOD how crude, and tacky,
YUK-What a common comment , but then again I guess it’s lunch time, forget the deceased !
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treehugger Reply:
July 17th, 2009 at 11:00 am
You missed the point but thanks for the crude and tacky compliment (if directed at me). Usually folks find me tact-less. I’m no magazine publisher but I reckon Farrah died too close to deadline to make a cover change if they had even wanted to. It is a monthly print product, after all, not a weekly not a daily. That begs a question though. If not Farrah, who’s death at publishing deadline would be worthy of holding the presses for a re-design? Willie? Dubya?
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Anonymous Reply:
July 18th, 2009 at 7:15 pm
tree hugger-
Yes it is a monthly publication. Ms Fawcett was diagnosed with cancer in 2006- which led to an NBC
MOVIE -FARRAH’S STORY, originaly titled A WING AND A PRAYER.
NBC aired this on the 17th of May-09, with huge praise.
Farrah had a motto, it was FIGHT THE FIGHT-and fighting cancer was what she succomed to in June.
Again the Cheesburger was possibly paid alot of atention to, it is Texas after all. But wow as looking at the news stand I am not only ashamed for Texas lack of tribute, but a magazine that placed a title FARRAH VS THE CHEESBURGER- in Evans blog, on the front cover of the online edition, To think how this would have faired with the regular subscribers, shows Evan lacks respect, as well as care for part of this states lore,legend, and well hair- ! Farrah vS Cancer would have been much more respectful, and to have a Texan write an article, not a film critic in the click here to read page online would have looked not so rushed- I trust TM will at some point pay tribute to a brave Texas woman who died from a disease that is very close to home. For those who made snide remarks, did anyone of you know Ms, Fawcett passed away with Cancer ? So the CHEESBURGER COMMENT SHOULD BE RETRACTED IN SUBSCRIPTION, AS WELL AS ONLINE READER PRIVILAGES.
What a sad day when we disrespect one of our own in such a tastless way. What a shame on Evan Smith
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Scott says:
With all due respect to Miss Fawcett, she was a Texas beauty and made it good. But I am old enough to remember before Farrah fame. Good hamburgers and the artist who create them go on forever in Texas.
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Anonymous says:
Ms Fawcett took on media, as well as the privacy act, and to top that Ms ,Fawcett was brave in her own battle with cancer.
In respect, I feel that if Evan thinks someone was trying to be cute, it is possibly the other way round, he slammed Farrah in his own peice, and then had a film critic call her a trainwreck.
In the days of Cancer, the light of Cancer was possibly a much better choice and as Ms Fawcett is now left a legacy THE FARRAH FAWCETT CANCER FOUNDATION, I feel her face would have graced this cover in not only tribute, but dignity. Texas has lost a true beauty. Texas Monthly has lost me as a subscriber
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Anonymous says:
wow this sucks.Farrah was a true lady, not to reminde you A Texas Icon-
Rude, tossing my issue
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CBS says:
Can’t wait for the burger article. Sorry Farrah died, but I find best burgers much more relevant.
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Anonymous Reply:
July 18th, 2009 at 7:16 pm
shame, Cancer , and you prefere a burger.
GET REAL
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John says:
Really? Up in arms over Farrah Fawcett? First off, looking at a hamburger won’t raise your cholesterol. Second, I understand she was a fine lady and fought hard the last years of her life against a terrible disease, but you people are saying she is a Texas icon because she looked great on a poster and had great hair. Maybe there should be a cover story on MD Anderson and all of those Texans fighting for their lives, whether they were natural beauties or not. They may not have starred on a television show, but many have built this great state of ours into what it is. TM Im sure will have a respectable tribute, but I think most of you need to calm down.
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Anonymous says:
Farrah was a giver to MD ANDERSON- Farrah was a UT
STUDENT, FARRAH COME HOME TO HELP MANY TIMES, WITHOUT FAN FARE- Farrah herself paid tribute to Texas. A poster and Hair ? This was not Farrahs only work. She was the first in Hollywood to do a PSA on Cancer-
CALM DOWN YOU SAY ?
GOSH !
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Chilicook says:
How did you miss Christian’s Totem on Washington Ave. in Houston? Great burgers made with a hand-pressed patty of never frozen ground beef.
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