Richmond Magazine turns its all seeing eye on Haduken
Last week we ran the first ever RVABlogs Richmond Best/Worst Recount. Our impetus was some of the rather mysterious results in Richmond Magazine’s annual Best/Worst list (only available online for subscribers). So we, mostly me and the lovely Susan, decided to put together a little list of our own and open it up to you lovely people on the internets. It was tres fun and we will definitely do it again next year.
But check this out!
Richmond Magazine’s executive editor Chad Anderson took notice of our snarky little survey! How awesome is that? I never thought the folks over at RichmondMag would hear about our effort let alone take the time weigh in on it. So huzzah to us, team. I’m honored and kind of blown away.
Sure he mostly railed on us, but I’ll take it.
One suggestion Chad: make your Best/Worst list available, for free, online. That way I could actually read it next time, ting!
dude i remember when haduken was in web 1.0 and we just posted random stories about not having pants on and what not. Now look where it is! boo-da-bop!
— chewy | @
just walk to the library if you want to read it for free.
— nic | @
Hey Ross,
Re: “Our impetuous was…”
Surely, you meant to write impetus, right? (I mean, maybe you were in an impetuous mood, too…)
:)
— Victoria | @
that is pretty cool! i also remember the pants ninjas.
i dont know what we are talking about except i read his comment, and here is an opinion of mine. we have a best of fredericksburg thing here and it totally sucks and it really is dominated by chains. seriously best mexican food: “taco bell.”
anyways i feel like chains should be disqualified from things like this. like even if the best italian place really is olive garden, olive garden isn’t really a fredericksburg or a richmond or whatever restaurant. i guess it depends on your definition of “of”.
— midas | @
Maybe we can have a Best/Worst of National Chains. That might be fun.
— Susan | @
Congrats! SO proud of you guys!
— Lindsey | @