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In Other News: Chicago High School Accused of Murdering the English Language

In Other News: Chicago High School Accused of Murdering the English Language

Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:

Nero played the fiddle. Obama golfs. Meh, different strokes for different incompetent leaders who let the world fall into chaos and ruin. (Press Enterprise)

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Feminists are now calling for an end to Father’s Day because of sexism or something. Now, I don’t want to sound sexist (I’ll power through it though), but I really wish feminists would stop whining like a bunch of little girls. (Weasel Zippers)

Only Al Sharpton, or a second grader, could mutilate so many words in a mere 11 seconds. There is no way to clearly articulate this man’s struggle with the English language… Especially if you have him say it. (Weasel Zippers)

A school in Chicago is under fire after teachers and students promoted the prom theme for 2014: “This is ‘are’ story.”… “Are” story? Heck, no wonder Chicago resident, Al Sharpton, can’t read or speak. Those Chicago teachers shur do a grate job. Rite? (Western Journalism)

Mississippi GOP Senator Thad Cochran was apparently unaware of Eric Cantor’s loss. “I didn’t follow that race very closely” he told reporters. So… I guess it’s safe to assume he’s not a big consumer of news. Do they not get the Drudge Report in his corner of Mississippi, or what? (Fox News)

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Strangely this isn’t all over the news: First quarter GDP might be revised down again… To something around -1.7 or -1.9 percent. But, yeah, I’m sure almost 2 percent contraction in first quarter GDP is because it snowed in February… Stuff like that never happens. (CNBC)

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