Save The Pubic Lice! Or, Adventures In Lousy Reporting | Sex and the 405
Man, why can’t science reporting be factual anymore.
Dang it, Bloomberg Media. I believed (somewhat) your story! And re-blogged the link.
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Air France Asked Passengers for Gas Money
Air France Flight 562 had to make an unexpected stop in Damascus, Syria, and as if unexpectedly landing in a war-torn country isn’t alarming enough, the airline then checked if its passengers had enough cash to pay for fuel.
Read more. [Image: Reuters]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m8ww7vSJwE1qcokc4o1_1280.jpg)
Air France Asked Passengers for Gas Money
Air France Flight 562 had to make an unexpected stop in Damascus, Syria, and as if unexpectedly landing in a war-torn country isn’t alarming enough, the airline then checked if its passengers had enough cash to pay for fuel.
Read more. [Image: Reuters]
The Chicago Sun-Times accidentally posted a pre-written story on today’s Supreme Court decision on Obamacare.
But calculating how this affects the presidential election is NOT how the media should be reporting it, when the health care for millions of Americans is up for grabs.
Health care is not a horse race. Here’s the substantive details you need to know today.
Dear Baz Luhrmann,
I before E.
Ha. Well this about sums it up, don’t it? If you can’t be bothered, no one’s begging you to try.
Oh no! Surely this can be fixed before it hits the screens…
Source: mrdavidgordon
"In an email statement regarding the death of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il, Rick Perry mistakenly referred to the despot as Kim Jong the Second."
Your “Yes, really” of the day.
made me LOL.
