Showing posts with label duh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label duh. Show all posts
Monday, March 15, 2010
things that go bump in the night?
Apparently, my face... into a door. I have a nice little lump on my forehead to prove it. I had just said goodnight to my rabbit Sherman and shut the light. With eyes not yet adjusted to the darkness of my basement apartment, I could not spy the bedroom door not open enough to allow clear passage. Face meet door, door meet face. Not so nice to meet you! Luckily, spectacles survived the blow unscathed. My face, not so lucky. What is lucky? I can laugh at myself. Join me, won't you?
Friday, May 1, 2009
research the meaning of "question," mr. reporter person!
Sometimes I wonder whether news reporters are interested in asking questions or simply providing the answers in question form so they look "well researched." Have you noticed this trend?
Reporter, "So, Mr. Smith, you have saved the lives of 27 people by swooping down with a home made helicopter you built in your garage out of spare car parts. You threw down your home thrown nets and scooped the sinking victims up and flying them to safety. What a gratifying feeling it is to save people. How did you save them and how did you feel after?"
Mr. Smith, "Yes, that is how I did it and I did feel gratified."
Oy vey!
Reporters stating the obvious cracks me up:
Actual reporter on the news, "Chrysler now needs to manufacture vehicles that people actually want to buy and can afford."
Fake Chrysler Exec watching newscast, "Shoot! If only we had put that in our previous business plans, we may have been successful...(mumbling to self) cars people WANT to buy...why didn't I think of that????"
*sigh*
Reporter, "So, Mr. Smith, you have saved the lives of 27 people by swooping down with a home made helicopter you built in your garage out of spare car parts. You threw down your home thrown nets and scooped the sinking victims up and flying them to safety. What a gratifying feeling it is to save people. How did you save them and how did you feel after?"
Mr. Smith, "Yes, that is how I did it and I did feel gratified."
Oy vey!
Reporters stating the obvious cracks me up:
Actual reporter on the news, "Chrysler now needs to manufacture vehicles that people actually want to buy and can afford."
Fake Chrysler Exec watching newscast, "Shoot! If only we had put that in our previous business plans, we may have been successful...(mumbling to self) cars people WANT to buy...why didn't I think of that????"
*sigh*
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