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RoyGBiv wrote:Y'all need to chill ...
It was the first decent photo I could find of someone "presenting" a trophy.
I'm not a big Meryl fan, but she was hilarious in Devil Wears Prada (and I'm keeping my man card, that was a funny movie)
From what I've heard lately, I'd rather get it from Jennifer Lawrence.RoyGBiv wrote:My lovely assistant Meryl is holding your award. Since this is the internets, you only get the photo. And it's only yours to look at for one day, since it's only an ".... of the DAY" award.VMI77 wrote:RoyGBiv wrote:You win "Thread Title of the Day" award...
An award given for the best combination of Honesty, Accuracy and Humor/Sarcasm.
Even Woodward is retracing his steps. Pity.
What do I get?
If you were to win the most "of the day" awards, your "... of the year" trophy would be the same, however, it would be presented by a much younger version of Ms. Meryl.
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RoyGBiv wrote:You win "Thread Title of the Day" award...
An award given for the best combination of Honesty, Accuracy and Humor/Sarcasm.
Even Woodward is retracing his steps. Pity.
“I had a young reporter asking tough, important questions of an Obama Cabinet secretary,” says one DC veteran. “She was doing her job, and they were trying to bully her. In an e-mail, they called her the vilest names....” He complained and was told the matter would be investigated: “They were hemming and hawing, saying, ‘We’ll look into it.’ Nothing happened.”
Still in the tank though, and increasingly irrelevant as anything more than a barking chorus on their master's command.Meanwhile, the increasingly obsequious Steve Kroft at “60 Minutes” has had more access to the president than any other reporter, and his last sitdown — with Obama and outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton — was less a scrupulous exit interview than an infomercial for Hillary 2016. Kroft kicked off things by making it clear he had been summoned: “This is not an interview I ever expected to be doing,” Kroft said. “But I understand, Mr. President, this was your idea. Why did you want to do this together, a joint interview?”
