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- I write about technology, design, & culture for Wired.com.
For many years, I did Literature and Media stuff at Penn.
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1 comment:
I learned in college how "hilarious" broadcast journalism people can be. The day after Arthur Ashe died, these two BJ schmucks were cracking each other up coming up with clever plays on "Ashes to ashes" to use in their morning sports radio show.
This guy could very well have been one of them. What's even funnier is how shitty he is at basic journalism. He only asks questions on a dare, than slinks away when he gets rejected.
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