In Vatican Whodunit, a Punch Line of a Suspect
from The New York Times
You stay classy, New York Times.
from The New York Times
You stay classy, New York Times.
from New York Times
Isn’t that … Instagram? Remember? That thing you paid a billion dollars for?
from CNN
I’m not sure if you understand what the word “infatuation” means.
from PCWorld
There, we ran your propaganda in our magazine. Can we get in on the IPO now?
from CNN
I’m sorry, I’m going to have to confiscate your simile license for abuse.
from Wired
The most shocking part of this story is the revelation that Myspace is still around to be slapped.
from MSNBC
Other stunning revelations include the fact that bin Laden apparently was not a fan of Israel.
from Voice of America
Did they not realize that that would be difficult after giving him back to the Chinese? That’s reassuring in a way: the US government isn’t evil, they’re just complete morons.
from The Verge
I see what you did there.
from Wired
His plan was genius because he knew there was no way police and military personnel would spend hours and hours intensely studying these files.
from Sports Illustrated
So who did they pick so quickly? The suspense is killing me!
from Business Insider
Yes I do, Matt Rosoff. That was you.
Is your argument that you must be right this time because you were wrong before?
from Fox News
This will end badly - for generations of bored Russian high school students, who will be forced to write book reports on the subject.