"So this thing is free?"
"Yes sir."
"But it costs $14.95."
"Yes sir."
"I thought you said it was free?"
"It is sir."
"How can it be free if I have to pay $14.95 to get it?"
"It's free but you do have to pay to receive it."
etc... for a few minutes (I was bored that day)
Polite, yes. Sensible, not so much.
Tonight's local news gave me that same sense of disbelief, when these two back-to-back stories were presented without any apparent sense of irony:
- Troopergate report says that Sarah Palin abused power as governor.
- Biden says that Republican ads linking B. Hussein Obama with terrorist William Ayers are unfair.
Also, as part of their fair and balanced reporting, these political headlines were somehow missing:
- Ohio Democratic Secretary of State violated federal election laws.
- Voter fraud favoring B. Hussein Obama runs rampant.
- Democrat Barney Frank's "partner" was Fannie Mae executive.
- Joe Biden lied 14 times during the vice-presidential debate.
- There is strong evidence that Democrats have engineered crisis after crisis in order to regain power.
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