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Newsweek Agrees on Oprah
By Josh Witten | June 3rd 2009 03:08 PM | 7 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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On 30 May 2009, Newsweek weighed in on Oprah's medical advice with a stinging 6 page cover article.  Too bad we had already inducted Oprah into The Festival of Idiots on the same charges.  If I'd waited, I could have plagiarized the whole damn thing.

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Becky Jungbauer
Stop with the thorough, all-encompassing prodigious blogs already! I only have 24 hours in a day, and these paragraph-long blogs are draining away long precious hours that could be spent doing other things that take me 30 seconds...

Becky Jungbauer | 06/03/09 | 19:45 PM
Gerhard Adam
There's things that only take 30 seconds>....?

Gerhard Adam | 06/03/09 | 20:03 PM
logicman
There's things that only take 30 seconds>....?

Writing our laws, making legal decisions, me getting slapped by a babe ...

Patrick Lockerby | 06/03/09 | 20:15 PM
Becky Jungbauer
I didn't think I had slapped you, Patrick. My bad.

Becky Jungbauer | 06/03/09 | 20:21 PM
Gerhard Adam
Perhaps you should have ;)

Gerhard Adam | 06/03/09 | 20:29 PM
Becky Jungbauer
Good call, Gerhard! I'll alert you, Patrick, if I enter your fair land so you can put on a helmet.

Becky Jungbauer | 06/03/09 | 20:34 PM
logicman
Becky: I think you'd be in the queue behind all those judges and lawyers who want to SLAPP me.

Patrick Lockerby | 06/04/09 | 01:52 AM

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