Are we looking at the fact that the name blacked out is most likely the same as the letterhead above it? Or am I missing something else?
It’s “my child’s head literally exploded.” I think he/she means “figuratively exploded.” Literally means actually.
Also the sentiment “ban free speech.” How about turn off the f***ing TV instead?
The name at the top is the individual who handles Michael Powell’s email.
I think the email’s sarcasm is lost on you, NewMexiKen. It’s criticism of the FCC, likely encouraged by Howard Stern.
From the Smoking Gun:
“Oprah complaints are particularly entertaining and vituperative in their decrying of a double standard employed by the fine-happy FCC brass.”
As comedian David Cross says, misusing “literally” is the worst of all grammatical/usage errors because when you misuse it you say the exact OPPOSITE of what you meant to say.
Why in the world would you explain “tossed salad” to your 3 year old twins anyway? Children aren’t going to think further about anything on Oprah–or any other show–unless the parents make a big yahoo about it. Good grief! I agree with Jason. It sounds like Stern churning up trouble to me.
Are we looking at the fact that the name blacked out is most likely the same as the letterhead above it? Or am I missing something else?
It’s “my child’s head literally exploded.” I think he/she means “figuratively exploded.” Literally means actually.
Also the sentiment “ban free speech.” How about turn off the f***ing TV instead?
The name at the top is the individual who handles Michael Powell’s email.
I think the email’s sarcasm is lost on you, NewMexiKen. It’s criticism of the FCC, likely encouraged by Howard Stern.
From the Smoking Gun:
“Oprah complaints are particularly entertaining and vituperative in their decrying of a double standard employed by the fine-happy FCC brass.”
As comedian David Cross says, misusing “literally” is the worst of all grammatical/usage errors because when you misuse it you say the exact OPPOSITE of what you meant to say.
Why in the world would you explain “tossed salad” to your 3 year old twins anyway? Children aren’t going to think further about anything on Oprah–or any other show–unless the parents make a big yahoo about it. Good grief! I agree with Jason. It sounds like Stern churning up trouble to me.