Archive for April, 2009

Now words are happening

It’s another word I never knew I didn’t know the meaning of.

From reference.com:

foofaraw [foo-fuh-raw] –n
1. a great fuss or disturbance about something very insignificant.
2. an excessive amount of decoration or ornamentation, as on a piece of clothing, a building, etc.

Not only is that a silly sounding and obscure word, but it applies to lots of things I can think of. 99% of content on 24-hour news channels is foofaraw. All celebrity gossip is foofaraw. The hype surrounding twitter: foofaraw. And, naturally, this blog post is a total foofaraw.

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Let’s Play 24

I’ll be Jack Bauer. You can be Character Who Dies for Dramatic Effect. Or Chloe.

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Yeah, That Makes Sense

What do Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Matt Drudge, and Glenn Beck have in common, besides an extremely casual relationship with reality?

None of them managed to graduate from college.

I guess the anti-intellectualism of the far right can be better understood as being an “If you can’t join them, beat them” kind of reaction.

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