There are two amusing things about this article...

[nycnative]

The article in question points out that an Oregon mental hospital is looking for someone to work for them who is fluent in Klingon. I'm not kidding - it's on CNN's website.

There are two hilarious things about this article to me, and I am unsure which one I find more side-splitting.

1. CNN is gathering news information to use from Angelfire. Isn't

Comments

EEEEEEEEENH!!!

[quixotic78]

http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/klingon.asp

Re: EEEEEEEEENH!!!

[nycnative]

Ah, so CNN is getting their news from the hot dog vendors.

Noticed the date on the news - May. They've had that up for over trhee months now. I looked around and it says nothing about how the news is bullshit (like that Yahoo page that referenced the tabloids). So, I will email them now. This will be amusing...

Emailing the news dept at CNN is probably a waste of time.

[blackbyrd2]

Although I would be interested in hearing what they had to say

Re: Emailing the news dept at CNN is probably a waste of time.

[nycnative]

It's cool. I like rants. I just am confused about what you mean by "classic titles?"

[racrichton]

hey Mr. Awesome Music Critic.

I really think that you should give me this REALLY awesome glowing recomendation at Magnolia Thunderpussy, because i need a job BAD for when I get to school. You can even inform them that I'll probably spend most of any paycheck in their store, beacsue, I need to support my 5 Disc a week music habit.

[hardygrrlx]

Mr Critic if you're nasty?

[evilbeth]

That's awesome on the card!

I'm going to start telling people I have actually had dinner with Mr. Music Critic next time someone asks if I know anyone famous.