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Thursday, March 31, 2005

Schiavo and Jackson

Now that the NCAA tourney is over (atleast as far as I'm concerned), I'm back to flipping channels at 60 cpm. Which means I have images of Schiavo and Jackson thrown at me at that rate. Not very pleasant. So Jackson and Schiavo have become so important to the US, or atleast to the news media, that things like the war have comfortably taken a back seat. Nevermind the frail economy, lets discuss the details of the relationship between mccauley culkin and michael jackson. How I wishthe wildcats hadn't lost that 15 point lead.....

posted by Arvind at 21:42

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