David Olive's Everybody's Business

04/27/2010

Is this the stupidest infographic ever?

So asks Huffington Post. I only (second-hand) report. You decide:

An even closer look at Blankfein, appearing as a witness before Carl Levin's permanent subcommittee on investigations today, reveals that as a youth, he also:

* used a magnifying glass to scorch spiders on the sidewalk

* appeared in a Talmudic school production of Jesus Christ Superputz

* preferred Betty to Veronica.

BTW, isn't all of Brooklyn east of New York? Or is this me forgetting that Faux News is headquartered on Uranus?

Posted by dolive at 11:32:42 PM

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Well, it does take a lot of material to fill up 24 hours a day of airtime...

Posted by: Andrew | 04/28/2010 at 02:39 AM

It does indeed. I'm guessing the next item was speculation on Sandra Bullock's divorce settlement.

Posted by: David Olive | 05/05/2010 at 05:52 AM

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