Snark-Infested Waters by Mike Bailey

Snark-Infested Waters by Mike Bailey

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The Importometer Reading For August 17, 2012

10 ) Mitt Romney chooses Ryan Paul as his running mate. Ryan Paul! The man who loves Ayn Rand…who was, unlike Ryan, pro-choice…a fact that endears him to the Catholic church…which disapproves of his shoddy treatment of the poor. Oh man, this is going to be fun!

9 ) Miley Cyrus gets a new haircut. Wait a minute, that shouldn’t be this high up. Hold on…

8 ) Joe Biden tells a mostly African-American group that Romney’s economic policy would put them back in chains. Man, grandpa says the craziest things in his old age…

7 ) Democratic and GOP candidates for the Ninth Congressional District square off in back-to-back debates, and the Republicans prove much more cordial to one another than their Democratic contemporaries. Don’t suppose we could just pick between the two nice Republicans, huh?

6 ) Aly Raisman returns to Massachusetts, medals in hand. Young girls are amazed that they can so admire a woman with a definable talent who has actually done something to earn her fame (*coughKardashianFamilycough*).

5 ) Taylor Swift buys a home in Hyannis near the Kennedy compound. No offense to Ms. Swift, but it was much cooler seeing Arnold walking down Main Street.

4 ) Whitney Houston’s last film “Sparkle” receives tepid early reviews. You know what they say: dying is easy; theater is hard.

3 ) Former porn star Jenna Jameson pleads guilty to DWI. If you want to hear the many many off-color jokes I cannot use here, e-mail me.

2 ) Robert Pattinson makes first media appearance since his split with Kristen Stewart, who lashes out at the same media for painting her as a cheater but not the man she cheated with. Looks like R-Patz isn’t the only one who needs a publicist.

1 ) Miley Cyrus gets a new haircut. Yeah, that’s where this belongs MAINSTREAM ENTERTAINMENT MEDIA. Jeez. I know it’s your job to peddle trivial B.S. to brainless twits, but come on…

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