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THE NEWS HACK'S CREED: I know more than you. I make lots more money than you. I'm smarter than you. I'm sexier than you. I appear on TV all the time. I work ten minutes a day. I rule the universe. I'm going to live forever. You are an idiot. THE NEWS HACK'S CREED, No. 2: A lie isn't a lie when it tells THE TRUTH. THE NEWS HACK'S CREED, No. 3: I've come to realize that the looseness of the journalistic life, the seeming laxity of the newsroom, is an illusion. Yes, there's informality and there's humor, but beneath the surface lies something deadly serious. It is a code. Sometimes the code is not even written down, but it is deeply believed in. And, when violated, it is enforced with tribal ferocity. --JOHN "OMERTA" CARROLL. THE NEWS HACK'S CREED, No. 4: News isn't news when we don't report it. PERMALINKS: THE NEWS HACKS' DICTIONARY THE EUGENE DAVID GLOSSARY AMERICA'S MOST UNINTENTIONALLY FUNNY WEB SITE! Blogroll Me! |
Monday, January 31, 2005
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5:49 PM
by Gene
Porno sites could draw ads too, if they TRIED. It's a wonder NICK DORKEN HASN'T. Tom Hespos, President, Underscore Marketing, has seen many clients run successful campaigns on blogs, but hopes brands don't shift budgets to blogs simply because it's trendy. "I'd hate to see blog advertising become a line item on a flowchart--like paid search--simply because it's the 'latest and greatest' or because media planners see the word 'blog' in dozens of trade media stories...." Yep, ol' NICK is PERFECTLY POSITIONED to BE TRENDY.
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5:47 PM
by Gene
• NBC: Low turnout in insurgent city YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!! Problem is, it's in one of those precincts where SADDAM scored 99.99 PERCENT.
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5:43 PM
by Gene
May the best ASS...er, DONKEY...er, WHATISIT WIN!!!!!
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5:38 PM
by Gene
Some take pride in the darnedest things, ranging from being home of the "largest ball of twine" (Kansas) to having the world's largest baseball bat (Kentucky). Then there's the whole "red" vs. "blue" thing. USA TODAY tries to put the controversy to rest by ranking states by something that actually matters: stock price performance. By using the Bloomberg News regional stock indexes, USA TODAY ranked states by the performance of companies that are either based there or have significant operations in that state. RIGHT. End a controversy by starting another.
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5:36 PM
by Gene
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5:16 PM
by Gene
Of course, not every Super Bowl ad turns the tide for a brand. When Procter & Gamble Co. bought into the game for the first time ever last year, the brand it chose, Charmin, was the only one of its top 20 brands to see volume decline in the first quarter.... Even winning the Super Bowl ad contest is no guarantee of success. Last year’s best-remembered spot, surprisingly, was a 15-second version of an ad for Energizer Holdings’ Schick Quattro that had been running for months, according to Bruzzone Research. Trouble is, 40% of respondents remembered it as an ad for Gillette, vs. 39% who thought it was for Schick. But NOTHING beats yelling, for MONTHS on end, "I WAS IN A LUXURY BOX AT THE SUPER BOWL AND YOU WEREN'T!!!!!!!!!!"
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5:13 PM
by Gene
CHICAGO (Reuters) - A U.S. consumer group Monday accused Pfizer Inc. of burying a study suggesting its painkiller Celebrex boosts the risk of heart attack and stroke, the group's latest salvo in a bid to ban all drugs in the class. The accusation comes a week after the group, Public Citizen.... Public Citizen is A CONSUMER GROUP?
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5:10 PM
by Gene
Why most newspapers don't bother hiring an ombudsman American Journalism Review The reason cited most frequently is money, says Jennifer Dorroh. When Purdue University's Neil Nemeth surveyed public editors in 1999, he found they earned average salaries between $75,000 and $100,000. "Given the choice, most news outlets would rather use that money to hire more reporters -- or not spend it at all," writes Dorroh. No wonder; that's a LOT of money for a professional apologist.
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2:43 PM
by Gene
It is safe to say that however bad this film was in ITS day it's probably better than anything playing NOW.
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9:41 AM
by Gene
AAACCCKKK: CHANGE THE NUMBER ON YOUR DIAL [K. J. Lopez] Cable news is officially off limits for the next few weeks once it's a decent hour in California today: "Pop icon Michael Jackson is just hours away from the start of his trial..." Posted at 05:13 AM There's such a thing as A DECENT HOUR when THAT's on?
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9:18 AM
by Gene
AND so the "looming Iraqi election fiasco" joins "the brutal Afghan winter" and "the brutal Iraqi summer" and "the seething Arab street" and all the other junk in the overflowing trash can of post-9/11 Western media fictions. Not to worry; there'll be other fict -- FIASCOES.
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6:12 AM
by Gene
Sunday, January 30, 2005
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4:17 PM
by Gene
What's your next job, Bernie? Consulting for the MISSUS?
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2:53 PM
by Gene
We'll try to stay serene and calm -- When ALABAMA gets the bomb. It was funny precisely because a megalomaniac like George Wallace would try to get the bomb to prevent integration in the South. But by 1980 the Confederacy was already turning into Mallopia with glutinous entrepreneurs and smiley faces, and so: We'll try to stay serene and calm When RONALD REAGAN gets the bomb. Agree or disagree with its politics, it's not funny, and it's bitter. One imagines a highly conventional liberal like Prof. Lehrer scrunching his whole face, his whole BEING in mortal pain when writing that line. But the problem with topical humor is that it's topical. And that's not even the worst example; the future LORD had the BRILLIANT idea of putting "Wernher von Braun" into the show even though that notorious scientist had died three years before; one gets the sneaky suspicion that the future LORD and the Prof. had prolonged discussions about rewriting the song in the PAST TENSE. As is it sounds dangerously close to a TRIBUTE. But then one may wonder about the ditties that didn't make it in. There is a terminal cuteness to them: was it worth three minutes snickering over the love life of Alma Mahler Werfel? Or Hubert Humphrey as vice-president? (That number is worthy of The CAPITOL STEPS and explains why Prof. Lehrer all but stopped writing songs in the mid-sixties.) Even the songs without topical references seem obvious. Really, do we have to be told that we grow old and die? And who cares about mathematicians? The future LORD surely realized what a BIND he was in with "The Old Dope Peddler," which must have struck even the Harvard students of the fifties as forced in its irony, but thanks to great advances in society he felt obliged to turn into a flat-out DIRGE. Happily he corrected the problem by introducing the Prof.'s VD song -- just before the AIDS crisis exploded. Great going, LORD! And then there's "The Vatican Rag." On That Was the Year That Was the (probably inebriated) audience can't stop laughing. Here they can't START, despite the obvious presence of liquid refreshments (you can hear a glass smashing at one point), perhaps because Lehrer's nightmare had come true, as the Folk Song Army (unaccountably missing here) marched its way into the Catholic church, and as Lenny's MASS bludgeoned ears with its trendiness; but the nightmare wouldn't reach its true climax until the years following, with hackwork like Nunsense and Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? and jolly tap-dancing nuns -- no small thanks to Tom Lehrer. Of course great songs demand a great production, and in this the future LORD SCHLOCKINTOSH did not leave TOMFOOLERY wanting. The cast of four sounds like a gaggle of League of Nations translators at a piano bar. It is especially amusing to hear someone sing "I Wanna Go Back to Dixie" with a Briton's idea of a Southern accent, which sounds unmistakably Cockney. (The guy got his training doing The Rocky Horror Show -- appropos indeed.) Perhaps recognizing how senescent the material is our troupers aren't content merely to sing it, no; they SHOUT it, and BANG it, over small-group arrangements that aim a big broad dirty thumb at your nose. ("So Long Mom"? How about "Taps" in the COUNTERPOINT?) I'm sorry to have spent so much time on this, and I regret writing in this fashion, but once I laughed at Tom Lehrer, laughed hard. His recordings are still worth hearing because he had a sly Grouchovian way of singing, and he was equally sly at the piano. "The Hunting Song" must have a place so long as fools own guns. But TOMFOOLERY stands as Lehrer's last will and testament, and sadly, as his burial ground. (New sentence in sixth graf, review link and spelling correction -- trouper for "trooper" -- added 3/6/2011)
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1:44 PM
by Gene
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Caveat: it IS NEWSMAX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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9:17 AM
by Gene
I say, BRING IN THE PHONE COMPANY! It NAMED it. This on TOP of the word somebody shafted THE BUILDERS of THE IGGLES' TAJ MAHAL to the TUNE of up to $54 MILLION. Only no one will ever figure out who did the shafting because it may prove -- EMBARRASSING. Do I hear the BOTTOMS falling out of our POCKETS?
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9:11 AM
by Gene
Let's send HILLARY in to fix it!
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9:02 AM
by Gene
Dubai bought a $1 billion stake in DaimlerChrysler AG, becoming its third-largest shareholder as the carmaker seeks to reverse three years of declining revenue. I've got an idea, Saudis: why not buy up EVERY LAST AUTO MAKER! Then when you wanted to get BACK at US INFIDELS not only could you withhold the oil -- you could withhold the cars! In time every nation could look like CUBA! Oh, I forgot. You've got HUGGABLE SQUEEZABLE IMAMS to finance. It's still worth a try!
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8:41 AM
by Gene
"American Idol" has turned into an orgy of public ridicule masquerading as a talent show. No-talent shows can be fun, but beneath the laughs, they're nasty. Did 'Idol' go too far? - NO So "American Idol" has hit a new low? Compared to what? "The Surreal Life?" "The Apprentice?" "Desperate Housewives?" The half-time show at the Super Bowl? Could it be they're BOTH right?
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8:38 AM
by Gene
• 'Baby Spice' looks to make it as solo artist (home-page hed)
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8:30 AM
by Gene
All together now NEWS HACKS, one, two, three: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And true, Fareed, elections are NOT democracy -- ST. WARREN's been around long enough to KNOW -- but in Iraq they're a darned sight better than what WAS, for SOME people. We may YET make fun of your cover THIS week, Mr. Mark.
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8:25 AM
by Gene
This is the sort of automatic typing any reasonably well-informed news consumer could belch in his sleep. Why do people need to pay $30 a year to tell them what they can already parody in their heads? Promise we can make fun of your cover NEXT week, Mr. Mark? Saturday, January 29, 2005
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5:13 PM
by Gene
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11:38 AM
by Gene
Obviously we're planning to build a few more mosques where a few more IMAMS can preach of LOVE AND THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN.
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11:21 AM
by Gene
Honest, this sort of thing makes us yearn for another SCREED about IRAQ, or maybe another AD from JIM "FUDD" ULMER. JOHNNY'S DEAD. May we finally let him REST IN PEACE?
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9:20 AM
by Gene
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9:12 AM
by Gene
The band Friday apologized to fans who paid $40 to U2's official Web site, U2.com, for pre-sale privileges beginning Tuesday only to be left without coveted $49.50 general-admission floor tickets nearest the stage, or no tickets at all. Dozens of prime U2 tickets ended up in the hands of third-party profiteers. By Friday, tickets to U2 shows around the country, including the ones May 7 and May 9 at the United Center with top-end prices of $95 to $165, were being sold on eBay for more than $1,000 each. Bungle? THIS IS A TRIUMPH OF FREE EN-TER-PRISE!!!!! On U2.com, the band blamed "new technology" for sabotaging its first Internet pre-sale, saying the system failed because "everyone tries to do the same thing at once." And a triumph for GEEKS!!!!!
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8:56 AM
by Gene
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8:46 AM
by Gene
NEWS HACKS CANNOT BE TRUSTED WITH THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Why can't they write in another language -- like Esperanto? Friday, January 28, 2005
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5:32 PM
by Gene
![]() LOONIEST OF LOONEY-LEFT PERFESSERS -- or possibly the kind of man who HELPED MENTOR THE STAFF AT THE WALL STREET JOURNALS LIBERAL EDITION? Sorry Glenn, when it comes to the JOURNALS I'm afraid TWO can play THAT game. No thank you, James Taranto.
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5:20 PM
by Gene
LEGENDARY investor Warren Buffett had nothing but praise Friday for Procter & Gamble Co.'s $57 billion deal to buy Gillette, which helped him make about $645 million -- in one day. What if He had owned P&G INSTEAD?
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5:17 PM
by Gene
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5:11 PM
by Gene
AND I DON'T LIKE TOM HARKIN EITHER.
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5:04 PM
by Gene
Disney management is so distraught over damaging revelations in a book on CEO Michael Eisner that the public relations head offered to resign, The Post has learned. The leader of the WHORVIS COMMUNICATIONS OF BIG BIZ -- RESIGNING? PERHAPS ESPNCORP isn't as INSUPERABLE as we THOUGHT. Once more, DICK "GUNS CAUSED COLUMBINE" CORLISS: YOU STILL THINK MICKEYMOUSE NIXON IS GREAT?
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5:00 PM
by Gene
The likelihood that blogs will vanquish mainstream media recalls the prediction Michael Crichton made in his 1993 essay "Mediasaurus." Crichton wrote that the New York Times and one commercial TV network would vanish within a decade and would be replaced by artificial-intelligence agents, skimming information and the news from news databases and composing front pages or broadcasts tailored to the interests and needs of individuals. Like Shamberg's guerrilla revolution, Crichton's infotopia failed to arrive as promised. In 2002, Crichton good-naturedly claimed that his vision will still come true; it's just running a little late. Is HUBRIS in the air?
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12:37 PM
by Gene
P. S. I guess this means the Bentonville folks aren't con-SER-va-tive anymore. (With all that China dealing weren't they commies in the first place?)
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12:34 PM
by Gene
The topic of Terrell Owens, his leg injury and whether he'll play in the Super Bowl has been debated not only by a plethora of journalists, but also doctors and medical ETHICISTS.
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9:01 AM
by Gene
LETTERBOX DEVOTEES, REJOICE!!!!!
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8:45 AM
by Gene
Yesterday the contrast could not have been starker, as the campaign for Sunday’s elections picked up pace and voters were presented with a dizzying selection of dozens of candidates and parties. So WHY do so many NEWS HACKS try to convince us THE FORMER WAS BETTER?
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8:36 AM
by Gene
Fortunately, there will be other courageous leaders -- and THERE'LL ALWAYS BE US.
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8:26 AM
by Gene
Better still, a THREE-WAY MERGER: Mickey D's AND Coke AND HEINZ!!!!! The late Dick "The Mafioso" Armey would be pleased.
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6:48 AM
by Gene
You do, moron -- you spent 1,341 WORDS CARING. [P]oliticizing The Passion or attempting to turn those associated with it into conservative heroes is likely to make future religious films less, not more, likely. But this is precisely what fools like R. EMMETT DID, and that's precisely what THE GREATEST MASTERPIECE OF ALL TIME was -- a CON-SER-VA-TIVE MOVIE.
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6:37 AM
by Gene
I assure you that Uwe Boll's "Alone in the Dark," opening in theaters across the nation today, is no better than whatever you might pick up while wearing a blindfold at Blockbuster, even if you happen to reach into a trash can. Of course by SAMMY GLICKMAN's STANDARDS that's A GOOD MOVIE. (Caveat: This is JACK of THE NOO YAWK DAILY NOOZ, who recently got in a LATHER because he was "SNUBBED" at an AWARDS SHOW.)
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6:33 AM
by Gene
HOW ABOUT THEM BRUINS! If you live in a SUPER BORE TOWN, think of life without the NHL, and then ponder if YOU PAY TOO MUCH ATTENTION TO SPORTS.
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6:29 AM
by Gene
So why in IRAQ and not THERE?
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6:26 AM
by Gene
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6:21 AM
by Gene
And we know what P&G will do: price gouge even more and spend the layoff savings on JUNK TELEVISION. HALLELUJAH ST. WARREN!!!!! Thursday, January 27, 2005
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5:48 PM
by Gene
Isn't that what it is?
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5:35 PM
by Gene
No, the bigots are typists now. Thank you, Marian Anderson, for helping get them out of the LAWS.
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5:31 PM
by Gene
![]() She's being honored for being AFRICAN-AMERICAN. She should be honored for being one of the greatest musicians America ever knew. Who would want to make a bet that in America's luxury news suites a cry is going up -- WHO?!?!?!?!? Keep telling us about IMMORTAL AIRHEADS like TARA and PARIS and then you'll REALLY BE STUPID.
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5:10 PM
by Gene
Ol’ Buncombe Bob [Reynolds] was quite the character....If there’d been TV during the early days of WW2, the morning talk shows would have had him on all the time. “As President Roosevelt seeks to deepen US involvement in the European crisis, many members of his own party are speaking out against what they see as a dangerous escalation. We welcome, once again, Senator Bob Reynolds.” A voice of conscience! Speaking his mind. A maverick, you might say, and that obviously makes him a truth teller. (coff) (Sorry, it's these cigars.) It hardly gets much better.
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3:22 PM
by Gene
The way the EIGHTYSOMETHINGS in BAGGY PANTS and SHORT SKIRTS at THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF WILLFULLY IGNORANT ADVERTISERS pitch to us, that's a good idea.
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2:26 PM
by Gene
Here's a deal: we'll withdraw from Iraq if you voluntarily agree to go to jail. Here's another deal: AP, we'll withdraw from Iraq if you go out of business. Fair enough?
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8:26 AM
by Gene
And how much free PR did you get from YOUR friends?
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6:57 AM
by Gene
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6:46 AM
by Gene
Several years from now (assuming NEWS HACKS have any GUTS left) we'll see the headlines: DOW JONES SELLS MARKETWATCH, DOW JONES TAKES BIG WRITEOFF ON MARKETWATCH, ANOTHER DOW JONES SHAREHOLDER BOONDOGGLE.
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6:30 AM
by Gene
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6:24 AM
by Gene
LIKE HELL. Wednesday, January 26, 2005
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5:23 PM
by Gene
GO FOR IT!!!!!
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5:07 PM
by Gene
"It was a revolutionary speech. ... To speak, essentially, about the abolition of tyranny, which has been a constant in human history for thousands of years, can only be spoken of as radical." To be sure also, Chuck has it in him to be a pompous ass, as he has been commenting on POPULAR CULTYURE, especially with his FAVORITE picture, PATRIOTIC GORE. But the looney left's MO now is to throw a tantrum, any KIND of tantrum, as SEN. OSSIFIED KLEAGLE and company did, and there is no such thing to them anymore as DIGNITY. Because WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!! looks so much the worse here, however, does not mean CHUCK looks THAT MUCH BETTER.
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3:45 PM
by Gene
Label head Irv “Gotti” Lorenzo and his brother Christopher surrendered to the FBI on money-laundering charges Wednesday as federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment seeking to confiscate Irv Gotti’s real-estate and business holdings. I'd say all concerned have made A BRILLIANT CAREER MOVE.
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1:19 PM
by Gene
So why do you want to charge?
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1:12 PM
by Gene
"It didn't appear that the vehicle had stalled," Baca said. "It appears that it was deliberately placed there." Was this a psycho or will we have to deal with FOREIGN NAMES again? UPDATE: A PSYCHO. I would say the man will get his death wish but with such as the NINE FINGERS IN THE WIND, who knows?
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1:06 PM
by Gene
"THE WHOLE CULTURE IS IN THE CRAPHOUSE!! IT’S NOT JUST TRUE IN THE MOVIES, IT’S ALSO TRUE IN THE THEATRE!!! BROADWAY, AND NOW LONDON IS THE SAME, SPECIAL EFFECTS ARE IN GREAT DEMAND!!!! IT’S NOT A GOOD TIME CULTURALLY!!!!!" And where did you make YOUR last picture, MR. HUFFMAN? P. S. You're lucky THE NOSE didn't whisper back, "You have gorgeous breasts too."
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12:06 PM
by Gene
Cha-cha or fox trot?
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11:58 AM
by Gene
With both pea-shooters blazing?
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8:29 AM
by Gene
The solution is simple: give an award to the GENIUS AWARDS and the SHOW-BIZ AWARDS just for SHUTTING UP.
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7:04 AM
by Gene
You take the high road, and Arlen'll take the LOW ROAD -- and he'll be in CHINA by mornin'!
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6:56 AM
by Gene
But we KNOW she'll zigzag so much she'll bring back the phrase "woman driver."
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6:52 AM
by Gene
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6:47 AM
by Gene
As JOHNNY's sidekick used to say, THIS BUD®'S FOR YOU!
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6:43 AM
by Gene
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6:30 AM
by Gene
Terry Teachout, you're looking righter every day. P. S. Pruett says there's a market for celebrity homes, but his favorite example — the childhood house of rapper Eminem — is more a cautionary tale than inspiration. A pair of investors bought the cramped tract home in Warren, Mich., from Eminem's uncle and tried several times to auction it on EBay. The bids raced up to $10 million [pffh-hh-hh], but they weren't from serious buyers [chuckle chuckle chuckle]. Two years later, the house is still unsold. [HARDY HAR HAR!!!!!] You don't suppose this is one reason Mug's Kingdom has gone from $118 to $80 in a month, do you? Tuesday, January 25, 2005
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6:12 PM
by Gene
Sounds like justice will be done, don't it?
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5:32 PM
by Gene
P. S. I posted my remarks about Johnny ten minutes before Mr. Teachout (although he was probably first), and I think I avoided his trap, but as I said, he had those grace notes, and I wish I could write like him at his best. He also added this neat line: "For [British obituary writers], the statute of limitations on candor expires when the death certificate is signed."
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5:04 PM
by Gene
And what have you NEWS HACKS and your FRIENDS in SHOW-BIZ and ACADEME done to COUNTER THAT?
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5:00 PM
by Gene
Now let's hold our breaths (and our noses) for the next one.
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4:54 PM
by Gene
Sorry what happened to your stock. Now go back to posterity and hide there.
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2:32 PM
by Gene
THE PAPER OF RE-CORD must ALREADY be preparing a PUFF PIECE on the BRAVE BAG MAN. (Maybe they can get STEPHEN FREARS TO MAKE HIS LIFE'S STORY!! CALLING JIM "FUDD" ULMER!!!!!)
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1:58 PM
by Gene
There's ANOTHER word for the NEWS HACKS' DICTIONARY: CONSCIENCE.
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9:53 AM
by Gene
Do I hear the BOTTOM falling out of this AU-GUST CEREMONY'S RATINGS? P. S. The FREEPERS!!!!!!!!!! seem to be taking the BETRAYAL of THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT IN WORLD HISTORY in stride, with one correctly pointing out: Academy voters (disproportionately older, Jewish, and liberal) snubbed the film because they sincerely believe The Passion is anti-Semetic, and they don't want to promote anti-Semetism. As opposed to Free Republic, which is sometimes an emetic and promotes emetism. (I say that as A MEMBER.) I would comment on what STERNO said about the masterwork's nomination for BEST MAKE-UP, but before then he put down 10,000 WORDS ABOUT THE FCC, and on those days he resembles a street guy covered with placards, or an agent for Lyndon LaRouche, or both.
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8:29 AM
by Gene
The [FCC] issued $7.9 million in fines in 2004, up from $48,000 for similar penalties four years earlier. And I repeat, STERNO, as the LALATimes reported, the new chairman may not be what YOU want.
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8:24 AM
by Gene
Mr. Gruener was raised in a devout Christian family near Seattle and attended a Baptist high school and a Christian college, where he studied business. His passion, however, was literature, and so he was excited to begin a master's program in English at Sonoma State University. But during his first semester, a classroom incident put a damper on Gruener's ardor. While lecturing on James Joyce's rejection of the church, a professor drew two mountains with a valley between them on the chalkboard, explaining that Joyce's church believed one mountain was man and the other mountain was God. Next he drew a cross in the valley, touching both peaks - a visual metaphor Gruener knew from childhood - and explained that this was Christ on the cross connecting man to God. Then the professor broke into peals of mocking laughter. The rest of the class joined in. "My heart stopped," says Gruener. "If this were any other religion, the professor wouldn't get away with his remarks - it would be politically incorrect. But in the Bay Area, it is OK to laugh at Christianity and its God." Today, on college campuses throughout the United States, great stress is placed on the importance of treating divergent views with sensitivity. And there are many religious students who say they appreciate the respect with which their beliefs are received. Yet complaints like Gruener's are not uncommon and, ironically, they are sometimes heard at schools that particularly pride themselves on being open-minded and tolerant. [Insert peals of mocking laughter at open-minded and tolerant schools here.]
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8:19 AM
by Gene
STRIKE! STRIKE! STRIKE! PRETTY PLEASE, STRIKE! It would be good for our national mental health! WE WANNNNA STRIKE! WE WANNNNA STRIKE!
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8:16 AM
by Gene
...after RUPERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! said, "We'll give ya first crack at some PR -- I mean, interviews on our -- "ENVELOPE PUSHIN'" on FX! And SIEG-HEILING JANN WENNER said, "IT'S A DEAL!"
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6:46 AM
by Gene
AND IT'S NOT OWNED BY CHEAP CHANNEL OR VIACON!!!!! Hey SALES -- ANALYSTS! Put a STRONG BUY on EMMIS COMMUNICATIONS!
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6:35 AM
by Gene
WITH FRIENDS LIKE THESE....
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6:30 AM
by Gene
Back to gazing upon distant HILLARIES.
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6:20 AM
by Gene
Clinton Seeking Shared Ground Over Abortions Blah blah blah blah moon, blah blah blah blah star, yah-ta-ta yah-ta-ta TALK TALK TALK... Until we've successfully shucked this VALUES jive. Monday, January 24, 2005
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6:10 PM
by Gene
![]() A thumbnail of this photo depicting "Critter" and "Vampirezza" [note the SWASTIKA] appears next to a Yahoo! News story heded "Senate Democrats Ready Anti-War Speeches". This is bias every bit as bad as CURLEY'S (Nyuk! Nyuk! Nyuk!) STOOGES unleash on REPUBLICANS. Bad -- but also very telling.
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6:06 PM
by Gene
Only 1 in 6 users of Internet search engines can tell the difference between unbiased search results and paid advertisements, a new survey finds. DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH....
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5:49 PM
by Gene
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5:34 PM
by Gene
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5:18 PM
by Gene
P. S. Mr. Teachout links to STERNO, and of course all he can manage is THE END OF ME-DIA. No, some people will always write in cliches, especially instant ones.
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1:50 PM
by Gene
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11:35 AM
by Gene
Since when have NEWS HACKS done THAT? Moreover a holy kingdom of news that can EXCRETE THIS FLACKERY will NEVER challenge the CW and NEVER ferret out unpleasant facts, except for those unpleasant to intelligent and sensitive readers. This priest at THE PAPER OF RE-CORD gets the LORD GOD PINCH's GOSPEL right, though: "Balance does not mean giving everyone the same space"
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11:19 AM
by Gene
If the Iraqis eradicated the yayas would that shut the news hacks up? Can toasters fly?
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10:17 AM
by Gene
Ohhhhhhhhhh, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! Hopeful sign: Evan Coyne Maloney, 32, who dresses and looks like a college student, may very well be America's most promising conservative documentary filmmaker. Yet the Upper East Side resident hasn't completed a single film. Meaning we may never hear from him outside DAVID HOROWITZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' precincts.
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10:13 AM
by Gene
Maybe it was that piece of paper RONNY REAGAN signed.
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8:56 AM
by Gene
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6:48 AM
by Gene
The finding is a setback to the Bush administration's controversial policy that provides federal funding only for research using embryonic stem cell lines that were created before August 2001. How did ABORTION get to be a LITMUS TEST for the SCRIBBLERS?
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6:44 AM
by Gene
Is that why Chris Columbus left for the new world? (That's what it linked to.)
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6:32 AM
by Gene
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher might want to look over his shoulder - Snoop Dogg is after his job. "My dream is to coach in the NFL, probably for the Steelers," the cornrowed rapper and actor revealed to Lowdown. "Put that out there for me." The 33-year-old ex-Crip gangsta - born Calvin Broadus - doesn't completely lack for on-field experience: He coaches his 10-year-old son, Spanky's, football team and has recently teamed with Juba Entertainment (www.jubaentertainment.com) to organize the Snooper Bowl, a charity concert and football game in Jacksonville on Feb. 5 between Spanky's team and an all-star Florida team. I see EIGHTYSOMETHINGS IN BAGGY PANTS AND SHORT SKIRTS DANCING. Sunday, January 23, 2005
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7:32 PM
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![]() Remember the name: James "FUDD" Ulmer! GET THIS GUY A JOB FLACKING IN ARLINGTON!!!!!
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6:27 PM
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HOW ABOUT THEM FLYERS!!!!!!!!!! I can recall when the city went into near-riot mode when they won the first of their two Stanley Cups. With the NHL on the brink of extinction we should know no team and no league can be forever; that championships can be forgotten; but that the basics will endure: that our government will still be mismanaged, and people will still find it in their hearts to murder other people. And if this article is to be believed it's a truly PYRRHIC victory. We'll soon have 4.4 million square feet of empty office space in downtown west of Broad -- but we DO have great restaurants -- and the IGGLES!!!!! Idiots.
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6:17 PM
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(Or as the AP must inimitably put it, an "1861/27-minute gap" -- which according to GOOGLE'S CALCULATOR is a 68.9259259-minute GAP! NAUGHTY!!)
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5:44 PM
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Listening to Kismet one may forget it was panned by most of the print critics -- but it opened during a NEWSPAPER STRIKE, and meantime Tony Bennett made a hit of "Stranger in Paradise," so its short-term success was assured. Longer term it could only be boffo, as its music was adapted from the inspired melodist Aleksandr Borodin, a full-time organic chemist and medical professor but only a part-time composer, so careless in his work habits fellow musicians like Rimsky-Korsakov had to edit much of his work. (Today, of course, Dubya and the EDUCRATS and the DILBERT CEOs would encourage Borodin to be a SCIENTIST.) Somehow mating Borodin and a creaky old play set in an indeterminate Baghdad worked, and the show has been recorded many times since -- but not revived since 1978 (in an all-black version [?!?!?]). Perhaps it can't be revived; perhaps it would be politically incorrect; perhaps it would be tone-deaf given our low-grade war; perhaps we're sated by Vegas spectacles and too much sex on the screen. But think if Ziegfeld did it -- it opened in his long-ago-demolished theater! Maybe it's just as well; listening to the great Alfred Drake close the affair with "Sands of Time" I had to reflect practically everyone involved in this is gone now, irreplaceable -- Drake, the ethereal Doretta Morrow, Richard Kiley, Henry Calvin, the adapters Robert Wright and George Forrest, the album's producer Goddard Lieberson -- but the sands of time can never cover up this masterpiece of a score; some ages are better at leaving trinkets behind for posterity.
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3:53 PM
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2:56 PM
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1:14 PM
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Members of the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States, including the Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security, worry that Chinese operatives might use an IBM facility in North Carolina to engage in industrial espionage, using stolen technologies for military purposes, said the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity. A mere formality, sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
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11:29 AM
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"When I went to N.Y.U.'s graduate music theater writing program, Bill was my teacher," Ms. Sheinkin began. "He once said my lyrics were sub-English." "No!" Mr. Finn thundered. "I said they were perverse!" There might be a hint of a notion that musicals should be fun, but musicals can never be fun when they're written by professors of GRADUATE MUSIC THEATER WRITING PROGRAMS, and ESPECIALLY when they're SUCCESSES D'ESTIME.
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9:28 AM
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9:24 AM
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9:07 AM
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Set aside the question of whether The Times should have stated its figures higher and more completely in the piece. (No, let's not set it aside: Caesar's wife should speak early and loudly.) There's another issue rolling around all these numbers - namely, numbers. Do you have any idea which of the figures I've cited, all of them accurate, are meaningful? Neither do I. This would be an astonishing admission if it came from someone other than THE PUBLIC EDI-TOR of THE PAPER OF RE-CORD. Why should we believe ANY statistics you print? After all, we learned yesterday of THE TREMENDOUS UPRISING OF BRAVE SOLDIERS AGAINST OUR WAR, and if you can spin a story with mere words, your heads (and the heads of ALL NEWS HACKS) must practically FLY OFF THEIR TORSOS when you use NUMBERS. Why then, MR. PUBLIC EDI-TOR, should we believe ANYTHING YOU SAY, WITH OR WITHOUT NUMBERS, especially when your GOD's objectives are to RULE AS MANY UNIVERSES AS HE CAN, and MAKE AS MUCH MONEY AS HE CAN?
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8:55 AM
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![]() Mr. Mark, ST. WARREN WILL DOUBLY BLESS YOU. Here we have nothing but ARTHOUSE PIC -- MASTERPIECES in contention for THE COVETED OSCAR®, and you, being the courageous JERNALIST that you are, decided to PUT THAT FACT ON THE COVER! This shows that our first allegiance is ALWAYS to OUR FELLOW JERNALISTS, for they believe as you do, not only does SHOW-BIZ know EVERYTHING (it being OUR SISTER BIZ -- we MUST NEVER FORGET THAT) but that WHATEVER a JERNALIST THINKS IS RIGHT, TRUE AND BEAUTIFUL ALWAYS IS! After ALL, these ARE MASTERPIECES, and who better to judge that fact than YOU JERNALISTS? HALLELUJAH! to the GREATEST MAGAZINE EDITOR OF THE AGES -- ST. MARK!!!!! ST. WARREN's already cleared a place for you in Heaven. And remember -- GET THOSE REPUBLICANS!!!!! (As you ALWAYS will.) P. S. I recognize the guy on the right -- that's HOWARD HUGHES!!!!! -- but who are those other two? Maybe I'm just out of it. (Or maybe that's why we have PAT KINGSLEY as a CONTRIBUTING EDITOR.) Saturday, January 22, 2005
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8:50 PM
by Gene
"It's never been so close. There's never been such parity between the four networks." TRANSLATION: The networks aren't fighting for first, they're fighting to AVOID LAST. P. S. Hey ZUCK! Don't you realize PARITY is a word SPORTS HACKS use when they want to describe MEDIOCRITY? You don't even have THAT fall-back position. You SHOULD have said BOTTOM-FEEDING.
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7:44 PM
by Gene
Now let's keep her in jail for ten years whether she's guilty or not.
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7:09 PM
by Gene
Sean Huze enlisted in the Marine Corps right after the Sept. 11 attacks and was, in his own words, "red, white and blue all the way" when he deployed to Iraq 16 months later. Unquestioning in his support of the invasion, he grew irritated when his father, a former National Guardsman, expressed doubts about the war. Today, all that has changed. Haunted by the civilian casualties he witnessed, Corporal Huze has become one of a small but increasing number of Iraq veterans who have formed or joined groups to oppose the war or to criticize the way it is being fought. The two most visible organizations - Operation Truth, of which Corporal Huze is a member, and Iraq Veterans Against the War.... Now we know GOD does NOT use a computer because it would never occur to Him that maybe people on the Web would look up these sites. Yes, GOD, we CAN GOOGLE. As in Iraq Veterans Against the War.* And Sean has developed looney left bonafides easily. QUITE UNBIASED OF YOU, GOD. Can we expect another cutesy-pie essay from Your cherubim THE PUBLIC EDI-TOR musing why people don't like his Employer because -- some think He's LIBERAL? *We found few incriminating links for Operation Truth, but they'll come now that GOD has BLESSED it. Let us note many of the links above, praise be to PINCH, seem to revolve around stories from His BOSTON WORD.
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4:31 PM
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They should be -- he's been captured twenty times by LITTLE, DEBKA.COM and NEWSMAX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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2:23 PM
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California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger should be stripped of citizenship in his native Austria for approving the execution of a convicted killer, a leading Austrian politician said Saturday. Peter Pilz, a top official with the environmentalist Green Party.... EIGHTH GRAF: It appeared unlikely that the Greens, a leftist opposition party which holds just a handful of seats in parliament, would persuade Austria's conservative government to revoke Schwarzenegger's citizenship. But with NEWS HACKS, it's THE THOUGHT THAT COUNTS!
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2:05 PM
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I try not to pay mind to junk polls like Yahoo!'s ratings, but I note stories like this always get low ones. CAN'T CURLEY AND HIS STOOGES COMPREHEND?
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1:14 PM
by Gene
Since his appointment to the FCC in 2001, [Kevin J.] Martin [GENERAL JR.'s most likely replacement] has appeared to follow a more stringent deregulatory path than Powell in certain matters, yet in others he can be more bent on using regulation to achieve results. He also is considered more hard-line on indecency issues than Powell, who has drawn fire from broadcast executives for taking them to task for sexually explicit content. OKAY STERNO, time for your YOSEMITE SAM act: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!!!!!!!!!!
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11:52 AM
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eBay is not cheap, but could be worth $130 a share, according to J.P. Morgan. Good night...sleep tight...don't let the bedbugs bite!
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11:27 AM
by Gene
COX-2 inhibitors cost 10 to 15 times as much as the drugs they replaced, the study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine said. NOT OUR MONEY! Within a year of being introduced in 1999, Vioxx and Celebrex were being heavily promoted as "super-aspirin" and bringing in billions of dollars in revenue annually, the study said. Merck spent $161 million in 2000 on direct-to-consumer marketing of Vioxx, it said. That's a lot of junk television and INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS to pay for.
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8:02 AM
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We smile, they frown. We frown, they smile. What should we expect from Democrats in other countries? I see THE PAPER OF RE-CORD bases its estimate on the eructations of "commentators." That must mean overseas NEWS HACKS, who are even more SS lockstep than OURS.
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7:50 AM
by Gene
Due to weather conditions, many home delivery subscribers will receive an early edition of the Sunday Inquirer. Those who do not receive it today will receive it tomorrow, weather permitting. For those who buy The Inquirer at retail outlets, the early edition of the Sunday Inquirer will be available today as usual. Weather conditions permitting, later editions will be available tomorrow at retail outlets. For the most up-to-date news, go to www.philly.com. Why do we need newspapers? Friday, January 21, 2005
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5:26 PM
by Gene
The People for the American Way has a war room with 50 work stations and plans to mobilize more than 1,000 groups against any Bush choice considered a threat to civil rights. Does that include this group? Or this? We're sure they're already ready.
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5:16 PM
by Gene
No disrespect intended, but would anyone have written, "Screwball comedienne killed in plane crash," or "Angry young actor killed in high-speed car crash"? We've seen a lot of these heds lately. Which should tell us our age lacks something. (Although all it tells the NEWS HACK TOADIES is, SHOW-BIZ IS BETTER THAN EVER!!!!!)
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5:08 PM
by Gene
![]() I'm not so sure a president who fought a war with Mexico and got Texas and the Southwest to boot should be called a "milquetoast." Which raises the question: what would BUGMEISTER BILL be without his CODE?
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3:22 PM
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1:22 PM
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SHUCKS, now he'll have to make his own.
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12:23 PM
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Well, for what it's worth, I'm no. 121,811 on PubSub. I was around 1,000,000 a month ago -- and 2,000,000 once in the last two weeks. What do these numbers MEAN?
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12:03 PM
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11:48 AM
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Imagine -- even more gas than Congress! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! P. S. That should be "inflammable" -- but people don't use that word anymore because OWR EDYUKAYSHUN SISTUM has taught STUPIDS the word means NOT INFLAMMABLE.
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11:03 AM
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TRANSLATION: TWO from column A and THREE from column B -- and let's add a dozen from column C even though I don't see one here.
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10:48 AM
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Don't worry, RIGHT-WING GLIBERAL. You don't have to worry about growing OLD so long as you grow FATUOUS.
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10:03 AM
by Gene
HOORAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! To go into SUPERLOBBYING, no doubt. GOOD RIDDANCE. Just one problem, STERNO. YOU might get someone WORSE.
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8:50 AM
by Gene
A reason someone invented the words "oh," "shut" and "up."
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8:43 AM
by Gene
Take THAT, MOONER!
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8:18 AM
by Gene
Strike, STRIKE! Pretty please, STRIKE! Anything to put the EIGHTY-SOMETHINGS IN BAGGY PANTS and SHORT SKIRTS in a bad mood!
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6:52 AM
by Gene
Strange -- I thought all this AAAAAAAATTITUUUUUUUUDE stuff this last year was meant to appeal to the 18-34 DEMOGRAPHIC, the KEY TARGET of the EIGHTY-SOMETHINGS IN BAGGY PANTS and SHORT SKIRTS who are THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF WILLFULLY IGNORANT ADVERTISERS.
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6:43 AM
by Gene
[Some pro-choice Catholic named Frances] Kissling calls for a new discourse that "will permit us to acknowledge both women's rights and needs and our basic respect for all human life, including fetal life." TRANSLATION: Let's talk -- and talk and talk and talk. YOU'RE DOING THAT NOW.
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6:38 AM
by Gene
What would a FOOT OF SNOW do?
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6:28 AM
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You take the high road, and Arlen takes the LOW ROAD.
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6:20 AM
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If -- and when -- the reparations bandwagon gets moving again, BUSINESSPOOPS will be the wagon masters, cracking the wh -- er, leading the charge, just to show that, if you prick them, they too can bleed. (Oops! Shylock was talking about JEWS.) Thursday, January 20, 2005
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5:18 PM
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What editors usually say about Pulitzer Prize-winning stories Daily Breeze (Torrance, CA) "They should have seen that piece of junk before I cleaned it up." JOHN BOGERT ON SELECTING CONTEST ENTRIES: "I just wish that I could avoid the tortured self-analysis that comes with sifting through the year's work, rereading things that sounded so cool at press time but that now sound like dated, truncated, overblown failures." NUF SAID.
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5:16 PM
by Gene
AND HE OBLIGED!!!!!
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5:09 PM
by Gene
The Hollywood movies that dominated the mid-1980s consisted of titles like Porky's Revenge. The 1970s had seen a flurry of GREATNESS, when directors like Martin Scorsese and Robert Altman had briefly usurped power from the studios, but in the following decade American film became something of a wasteland. The studios had regained control and began to churn out an endless stream of sex comedies. FORTUNATELY (we're talking Robert Redford's "BLOATED, DECADENT" film festival -- at least that's what the typically misleading home-page link says)... [T]he Sundance program gradually improved as the films became riskier, more adventurous. Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs played three years after sex, lies, and videotape, and The Usual Suspects played three years after that. So -- despite running an "ad campaign" now, Bob put his heart in the right place...and MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER!!!!!
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5:05 PM
by Gene
Bhutan banned tobacco. Could the rest of the world follow? Sure -- if our average elevation was 8,500 FEET. (COOOOOOOOOUUUUUGHHHH!!!!! GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAG!!!!! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE!!!!!)
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2:20 PM
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I'm leaving for Boston in a few hours, which shows, I guess, how seriously I take the "dirty bomb" warning.... TAKE THAT, DAN BLATHER!!!!!
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11:47 AM
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HAPPY NEUHARTHING!
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11:28 AM
by Gene
Given there's not ONE PERSON at EITHER COMPANY who can STAND DUBYA'S GUTS (except perhaps GEORGE "MY BUSINESS IS MY BUSINESS" WILL, and he doesn't count because Dubya DESTROYED THE CONSTITUTION with CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM) this is truly MAJOR-LEAGUE KA-CHINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG!!!!!!!!!! P. S. Others that contributed $250,000 [like THE TWXSTERS] included Bristol-Myers Squibb, ChevronTexaco, Exxon Mobil, FedEx, Pfizer, Aflac, Home Depot and Bank of America. [And ALTRIA MOTIVE, the JUNIOR CLUNKER BROTHER and AT&T too!] Those contributing $100,00 [sic] [like BUFFETTMEDIA] included Qualcomm, SBC Communications, Coca-Cola Co., and Microsof [sic] Corp. What is this, Dubya or the SUPER BORE? (Two disadvantages to sponsoring an inauguration: you don't get a luxury suite, and you can't be sure the money goes to finance JUNK TELEVISION -- but you might get an invite to a ball with other high-mucky mucks who can't stand the country, and you can DEFINITELY boom around the office for two months screaming, "I SAW THE PRESIDENT INAUGURATED AND YOU DIDN'T!!!!!")
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11:06 AM
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11:01 AM
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9:11 AM
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This should help explain it: One auction piece from [John Coltrane's widow's] house in California - the original sheet-music sketches for Coltrane's 1964 suite "A Love Supreme," among the most important works in jazz - bears explicit notes and markings in Coltrane's hand. ("Make ending attempt to reach transcendent level"; "Rising harmonies to a level of blissful stability at end"; "Last chord to sound like final chord of 'Alabama.' ") These two pages, which have never been seen by scholars, aren't just a curio: they will affect scholarship. No, we don't have jazz music anymore, but we have plenty of JAZZ SCHOLARSHIP.
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9:00 AM
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Here's ANOTHER Republican who's had a bit too much Ka-CHINNNNNNNNNNNG!!!!!
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8:17 AM
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And with luck this year's OSCARS® will prove so EDGY they'll follow the GOLDEN GLOBES® down the drain.
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6:50 AM
by Gene
Figures Dubya would be tied to it.
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6:37 AM
by Gene
In THE PAPER OF RE-CORD, torture NEVER takes a holiday.
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6:25 AM
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6:21 AM
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Ya gotta love the guy. Wednesday, January 19, 2005
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6:16 PM
by Gene
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences' Standing Committee on Women told school president Lawrence Summers in a letter Tuesday that his remarks at a conference Friday did not "serve our institution well." WE run this MUTUAL FUN -- er, UNIVERSITY!
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6:00 PM
by Gene
Besides, I can't stand to see a grown Canadian cry.
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5:54 PM
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5:41 PM
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Now to make it complete we need THE SUGAR DADDIES of ADVERTISING to DOUBLE their outlays, and maybe The Mooner to deny there was ever hanky panky in his news outhouse. P. S. to The Mooner: SAM BROWNBACK WILL BE BACK.
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5:14 PM
by Gene
Meanwhile, the Associated Press is reporting that a federal law enforcement official has stressed the tip is one of many from around the country that routinely are forwarded to local task forces for further investigation. No credible, specific terror threat has been identified in connection with the tip about suspects possibly entering the country from Mexico. Thus it is, always.
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5:09 PM
by Gene
I don't know if it has chiasmus, anaphora or anastrophe, but it sure is less than 1,182 WORDS. NOW WILL YOU POST IT THIS TIME, G000,000,000,000,000,000,000GLEBLOGGER?
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1:45 PM
by Gene
Oh well, we're appointing SANDY WHATA BURGLAR as OUR secretary of state! PFFH-HH-HH!
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11:25 AM
by Gene
FDR dispensed with the tradition of inaugural parties altogether for his 1937, 1941 and 1945 inaugurations. Something to keep in mind as CORPORATE AMERICA bribes -- POURS ZILLIONS into tomorrow's STEEL-TRAP INAUGURAL.
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