( - promoted by mooncat)
It never ceases to amaze me how Faux News does this: 
Look closely. What is wrong with this picture? In case you can't figure it out (in which case I pity your eyesight for being worse than mine), ol' smooth-voiced, Argentian ladies' man Mark Sanford is not a "D". He's one of them thare "R"s. Now normally I can excuse a mistake like this. Hey, I have my "off days" too. It's like my old high-school science teacher once said, though, "The first time you do something, it's a mistake. After that, it's a habit." And this ain't the first time Fox News has gotten their "D"s and "R"s "confused." (It's too early in the morning for me to look up other examples, but perhaps the most famous are Larry "Wide Stance" Craig and everybody's favorite explicit-text-messagin' pederast Mark Foley. Don't believe me? Well, Google is your friend.) Now I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, but methinks Fox News has a habit. And a very intentional one at that. Seriously, guys, why don't these folks get held accountable for this stuff? If us nutty moonbats had this "habit," do you think it'd just slide this easily? (Oh, and by the way, howdy, I'm shykid! The real name's Donovan, but you can call me whatever you'd like. This is my first diary, but I hope to post many more if I can ever pry a minute or two of my time away from my job and college. I'm a really friendly dude, and I don't bite, at least not too hard anyway.) |
