Like the many people who left comments I read Dim Post’s announcement that he’s leaving the blogosphere, at least temporarily, with regret.
His decision was prompted by life imitating satire when Peter Dunne handed Jonathan Coleman a two-year-old speech to introduce a Bill to parliament.
It happened again when Winston Peters complained about the dearth of investigative journalism because of foreign-owned media (and do check the comments, some are priceless).
And another example:
But it was Donatella Versace who got the big award of Woman of the Year for her charity work; she was presented with it by a grateful Janet Jackson after Versace made the funeral outfits for the Jackson family at brother Michael’s funeral.
“We were dressed in Versace we knew we were dressed in love,” she said.
But that story wasn’t all bad, it did introduce a new (at least to me) noun of assemblage:
As a starve of models from around the world gathered ahead of the lingerie lines much awaited preview show.
A starve of models, if it wasn’t so sad it would be very funny.
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