It's The Unintentional Humor That Kills Me Every Time
Here's a funny from the folks at Lone Star Times:
In the meantime, the offer Dan [Patrick] made on-air still stands– he would like to buy Messrs Cohen and Sweeney lunch, for an off the record, frank discussion of the concerns conservatives and people of traditional faith have with the way the Chronicle covers the news.
Ha ha ha ha.
Now, if they had extended that invitation to James Howard Gibbons as well, I would say there's hope for journalism in Houston.
Hope that someone would have the good sense to lock all four in the restaurant indefinitely.
The toleration for dissenting opinions would surely go up, and maybe Dwight Silverman could stage a blogger coup at the Chronicle, remaking the entire Chron operation into the newspaper of the future hinted at in various writings.
Why not have a little fun if we're going to visit fantasyland?
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 05/22/05 22:08 | Media Matters | Technorati
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