Are you tired of me reminding you to vote in the first annual Lousies awards?
Well… tough. After this past year, you should be used to overbearing reminders for voter participation. Gut it up!
In today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021, amidst a bunch of lateral revisions, there are a couple of solid improvements. Does my heart proud, I say.
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Feel the need for a populist uprising? Want to sound your barbaric yawp over the roofs of the world? I’m not saying that voting in the first annual Lousies awards will fulfill that need but… yeah, okay, I am saying that.
Today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021 showcases some true improvements, as well as some misspent effort, and at least one firm step backward.
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  Updated Cover, with a new title and a revised byline |
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Do you feel that nifty tingle in the air? It must be the excitement of knowing that we’re in the middle of voting for the first annual Lousies award, and the will of the people shall be revealed!
In this installment of New Covers For Old 2021, there are some improvements that just warm your heart to see. Then there are a couple of recalcitrant types who will “change” as long as they don’t have you, y’know, change.
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Democracy dies in darkness. Or something. All I know is, your vote for the first annual Lousies will help keep freedom’s flame bright and toasty.
In today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021, there are several in here who have redeemed themselves from Purgatory. There are also several whose new version is just as worthy of a spot here at LBC as the old version.
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Is today a good day to make your voice heard in the first annual Lousies? If you haven’t voted yet, then yes, it is!
In today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021, there are several upgrades from “horrible” to “mediocre”, plus a few people wondering, “Can I make my cover better while not really changing anything about it?” (Answer: No.)
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