Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Leave it to TV to state the obvious

As opposed to what???

16 comments :

  1. Talk about "Dog Bites Man"...get back to me when the headline is "Man Killed to (insert funniest not death-related gerund here)"

    But as someone who just watched local news cover Rod Blagojevich's final statement before lockup, this is sadly not the stupidest news coverage I've seen today.

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  2. Maybe he was quoting Mr. Geezil from the 1930's Popeye comic strip. Mr. Geezil hated Wimpy and was often quoted as saying, "He should be killed to death." One comic strip has Mr. Geezil poisoning Wimpy and calling the Mayor to proclaim, "I said I killed Wimpy - Do I get a medal? Hah! I killed him to death!" You never know when the local news Producer could be a fan of Elzie Segar's original Popeye comic strip, do ya?

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  3. Looks like Jim Belushi

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  4. On the positive side, it is accurate.

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  5. Didn't even know Chris Berman had a new gig. "Back Back Back Back Back to you, Jane."

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  6. Reminds me of a chapter from one of Edwin Newman's books on English usage: "A Fatal Slaying of the Very Worst Kind."

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  7. Charlotte North Carolina's CBS affiliate.

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  8. "... and someone is responsible!"

    -Plan 9 from outer space

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  9. Looks like a case of... *takes sunglasses off* Murder by death.

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  10. How about when the news anchors talk about a "senseless murder." They never seem to report on the sensible murders!

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  11. Jerrry Gerund3/15/2012 12:06 PM

    Are those the coroner's official opinions?

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  12. Sensible murders involve tweed.

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  13. Looks like someone reads reddit.

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  14. In response to Dan,
    "sensible murders involve tweed",
    and comfortable shoes.

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