So if Randy's ok with it, I hope the five works well enough. One anecdote won't be enough. The column consists of several rewritten recent news stories that comes with his droll remarks added in just a few words. This is True came into being in 1994 when Cassingham, a journalist by profession, began clipping funny and bizarre items from newspapers, adding editorial comments and then posting them on the employee bulletin board at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., where he worked. It became an intra-office hit.
Most folks are afraid to tell it like it is.
Regardless, the truth will set you free. This is True. Randy Cassingham is an example of why you don't need a syndicate to have a successful career as a national columnist. This columnist's business model is one that even syndicated writers might envy. With so many rumours doing the rounds on the Net, it's often hard to sort the fact from the fiction.