When you think about it, blogs really should be just Friday Bullets. No one really wants to know the half-baked opinions of strangers. No one really is interested in how many ways the unhappy and unintelligent drop-outs and dopes who post comments can insult. They want to know about the stuff that fills the internet that, frankly, anyone would get along fine without ever knowing. Stuff like:
- The contribution of Alan Blumlein to the invention of stereo sound is only now starting to be appreciated.
- The RCMP spied on Rita MacNeil.
- The cops are also after an Olsen twin.
- Someone at The Globe and Mail actually thinks “Canadian team invades Beijing” is a good headline.
- People apparently think customers paying for cell phone spam is good business.
- The Calgary Herald apparently believes that calling an argument a myth is enough to refute it in an partisan editorial written in the 1908-ish style…or one borrowed from bloggers.
- A man in Bulgaria had the equivalent of 60 beer before driving and then blowing 0.851 – over ten times the Canadian limit.
- Obama’s lead in the polls may have vanished and advising to keep your tires inflated likely won’t help.
There might be more. There always is. And if Obama is actually in the pocket of big tire gauge industry, expect that to be the thing that swings the presidential election more than anything else.
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