sophiaacademy, look out!

[bun_bun_maru]

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[spiritblogger]

Who'd want to work for your gossip paper? Mine's, like, going to be totally better. Because it's based on the facts.

[bun_bun_maru]

Tsk tsk! That's where your journalism skills fall short. Your paper contains mere facts, whereas mine is based on the truth.

[spiritblogger]

Since when has gossip been the full truth? The facts come from the truth, and that's what matters!

[bun_bun_maru]

The facts come from the truth, which is why your weak, objective reporting will always be one step removed. My cutting-edge reporting techniques always drill straight to the heart of the matter, resulting in the kind of news that the students really want to read!

[spiritblogger]

Your reporting stretches the truth a little too thin. You think just because you're faster, you're better?

[bun_bun_maru]

By the time your paper reaches print, who's going to read it? They'll already have read mine.

[spiritblogger]

Who says I have to write the same articles? You aren't going to get them all. After all, I have something that can outdo even your speed.

[bun_bun_maru]

If you want dodgy-looking pictures with no context, sure.

[spiritblogger]

My article pictures are just fine, thank you!

[bun_bun_maru]

I'm sure you could slip them into a third-rate art gallery, sure, but they're not exactly fit for the news.