Ordinary nonexistent Americans were moved by Broder's passing. Fictitious taxi driver I. Don Texist wept as he said, "Broder was the best at using his columns to advance the opinions of ordinary invented folk." Other sham opinionators shared Texist's views: "The man had his finger on the pulse of the composite," observed Hemad Emeup, an imaginary Somalian immigrant airport shoeshine stand operator in a city without air service to which Broder never travelled. Broder's sense of grave responsibility in the face of hard times brought on by government and industry rapaciousness also resonated with made-up folk. "Tot" Al Fabrication, a fictive geezer in Springfield, opined that "Broder was right; cat food is good for the elderly."
Meanwhile, Villagers were appropriately respectful. "Give me a bear claw," growled the ghost of Tim Russert, while Fred Hiatt sobbed, "You simply can't imagine how profitable he made the false dichotomy between the dwindling and alleged left and the corporatist right that governs our demise." Maureen Dowd was unavailable for comment, and refused to respond when caught leaving an adult bookstore, where she was watching Al Gore porn.
Blogospheric opinion was widely varied. "hvn't dncd lke ths snce Plly Hrvy tld m t fck ff whle ws rdng ptry by scds," said Blckdgrd. Quintessential feminist
7 comments:
Heh! I was looking for a way out of this post! Thanks!
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Uckin Fay that was righteous!
You DO NO get a way out!!!
This harkens back to a former time. Great memories.
Oh, and I wish that corpse-fucker had something to say about this. Mr. *cough* Broder deserves nothing less.
Effing pretty title.
Hah. I commented on the title before I read the rest of the post. I had to ignore my wife talking about Idol in order to compose myself.
Well done.
Thanks Jack...I saw your initial comment and was about to agree that it sucks when you bite into the chocolate and get nougat.
And thanks to all.
I unfortunately know who David Broder was therefore I'm not imaginary enough. Thanks a lot, David.
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