This Week’s ‘Snark’ Recap
Larry Dorfman | Apr 21, 2012 | Comments 0
Monday, April 16: CBS News reported that a new poll says 21% of Americans would give up sex for a year to keep Internet access. For many Americans (mostly men) those two things aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive. Hey, relax.. Japan came in at 56%… (Or didn’t, as the case may be).
Tuesday, April 17: Newt Gingrich was bitten by a penguin at the St. Louis Zoo. Must have been protecting his little ones from what probably looked to him like a giant seal.
Wednesday, April 18: An appearance of a hologram of Tupac Shakur amazed and/or freaked out the crowd at the Coachella Music Festival this past weekend…although the effect was quickly ruined when it began exchanging gunfire with a hologram of Biggie Smalls. No one was hurt but it’s a good bet that most of the 100K kids attending crapped their lowrider jeans.
Thursday, April 19: Looking to one-up Arizona’s newest abortion law that says life begins at the start of a woman’s last period, rather than at fertilization, Oklahoma announced today a new law that states that conception begins after the 2nd Cosmopolitan or the 3rd Pinot Grigio.
Friday, April 20: John Edwards, once ridiculed for getting $400 haircuts in his pre-scandal days, has been seen going to Supercuts for the $12.95 special. Well, he’s had to find ways to cut costs on all his luxuries. Word is he just put in an application for the Secret Service.
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About the Author: Lawrence Dorfman is the bestselling author (Yeah, right) of The Snark Handbook; The Snark Handbook: Insult Edition; The Snark Handbook :Sex Edition; and the forthcoming Snark Handbook: Politics and Government Edition (really good at the whole naming thing, eh?). He honed his snark chops while working in publishing for more than 30 years. Like you really care.