To: stripes1776
Well, it was the cheapest of a cheap shots, and I am not going to let this go by without a challenge. The reporter asked about incest in order to portray him as a fool. If they used an attack that wasn't patently absurd and vicious, it wouldn't portray the NY Times in such a bad light. Ironic huh?
To: Texas Federalist
“The reporter asked about incest in order to portray him as a fool. If they used an attack that wasn't patently absurd and vicious, it wouldn't portray the NY Times in such a bad light. Ironic huh?”
Remember the stereotype of the uptight-conservatives-with-no-sense-of-humor?
Today's thread is Exhibit A.
220 posted on
09/22/2008 4:32:46 PM PDT by
Checkers
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To: Texas Federalist
The reporter asked about incest in order to portray him as a fool. If they used an attack that wasn't patently absurd and vicious, it wouldn't portray the NY Times in such a bad light. Ironic huh?We must have had different experiences. I found the suggestion of incest so disgusting, that I didn't find much humor in the rest of the skit. I didn't need SNL to convince me that the NYT is biased.
I saw it as a cheap shot and the rest as mostly fluff to cover it up.
But to show you I am not totally devoid of humor, I liked the part about the polar bear. But then I really like polar bears.
225 posted on
09/22/2008 4:42:09 PM PDT by
stripes1776
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