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Glaring Omissions reproduces tips received from readers in the last week that weren't covered on Gawker, either by accident (rarely) or design (almost always). Feel free to remark on these items' relative worthiness for coverage and/or relative stupidity. And, as ever, we're open to suggestions for future posts either via email or in the comments below.

• No mention of the RETARDED albino tiger in Sunday's Times mag? It was a retarded tiger. RETARDED.
• "My Christmas Gift to the Masses — Starbucks offers 54 cent refills on coffee —and who knows what else. I've known this for months; no one else seems to."
• "A moron who works for Entertainment Weekly, describing the TV show Grey's Anatomy as some sort of cultural "phenomenon," provided the following as support for her imbecilic assertion: "Back in May when last season's final show aired, every place in New York City was empty. You could get a table at the best restuarants," she said. I don't live in NYC, so I'm curious. Is this really true? Are all NYC denizens really just couch potatoes with bad taste in entertainment and apparently no awareness of DVR technology? Please confirm."
• "What we need are journalists who will tell us things we don't know that do affect us. Judging from your posts and the observations of your commenters, this isn't going to be happening anytime soon. For this reason, you should feel free to file this note under this is not fan mail."
• Is anyone watching the dumb whores on larry king? blecch.and what is up with the white chicks pronouncing straight as"shtraight"? Is that Wigger? How does one become a contributor on Gawker, anyway? I'd love to be one.

  • "Nobody's yet touched on perhaps the worst part about G. Carter's new toy restaurant: The environmental impact. Seriously — it's like a little global-warming hotspot down there. I live about a half-block from the place, and it is a total fucking blight on the neighborhood — even worse than "Lips," the cheesy B&T fake drag bar up the street. The other night I saw some dude taking a leak between two parked cars; he then strode back into teh restaurant, obviously without washing his hands. And every night, Bank St. and Waverly Pl are choked with town cars and Escalades, idling for hours while the swells dine inside (on chicken pot pie — how fabulous!!). The exhaust is almost as toxic as the assholes who go there to eat. Plus they take up all the parking spaces. Can't wait for their liquor license to come up... But the best part is Graydon's own car — a chauffered Lincoln Navigator, which must get about 8 mpg. The bumper sticker puts it best: "If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention"
  • "Trump & Tara— do you think this chick has something on trump ? why the 2nd chance ?
    this guy is a known sleaze ... I smell a reality show !"
  • "Delonas & NYS— Not a commenter (yet - I live in hope), but I believe the Sun was being ironic or something in calling Delonas a "great humorist." It's fun to pick on the Sun - and it rhymes - but I think they are on your side when it comes to that asshat of a cartoonist."
  • I was surfing sports illustrated's site y-day and saw they had a section where SI swimsuit models rated and critiqued the looks of female and male athletes. most of the comments were pretty ridiculous—one model just keeps saying "she's hot" a la paris hilton, while another sticks to "she's cute". one of the russian models gets a little catty about anna k, saying i guess she's a 9, enrique iglesias is a nice piece of ass. anyways, thought it might be fun for you guys to skewer (i didn't check out their comments about the male athletes—i'm sure they're pretty hilarious as well).
  • I'd just like to ask the resident Robespierre to put a hit on the gnu. Or, at least, fire him a warning shot. Is he an editor at Gawker, I mean, really, what the fuuuuuuck?