Indeed. That's right up there with Bill O'Reilly's self-proclaimed combat hardening in the jungles of Central America. He was "under fire" there you know. Or maybe it was just that a Jeep backfired and scared him into a forced change of underwear.
BTW, Hewitt's such a fearless blogger that he doesn't take comments. I find that to be especially feckless.
Hey, thanks. I came up with that around the same time as the 101st Fighting Keyboardists. I always thought mine was better, and try to push it when I can...
Of course I fucked up and conflated the two today (now fixed).
Indeed. That's right up there with Bill O'Reilly's self-proclaimed combat hardening in the jungles of Central America. He was "under fire" there you know. Or maybe it was just that a Jeep backfired and scared him into a forced change of underwear.
ReplyDeleteBTW, Hewitt's such a fearless blogger that he doesn't take comments. I find that to be especially feckless.
Ugh. I meant to also say, great headline on that post.
ReplyDeleteHey, thanks. I came up with that around the same time as the 101st Fighting Keyboardists. I always thought mine was better, and try to push it when I can...
ReplyDeleteOf course I fucked up and conflated the two today (now fixed).
When exactly was the Empire State Building a target, by the way? I mean besides in "Armageddon". No wait, that was the Chrysler Building...
ReplyDeleteMaybe he means in "Sleepless in Seattle"...?
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I really hope he's stupid enough to be referring to this.
This is quite possibly the dumbest thing anyone has said since the WaPo axed Domenech.
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