The NYT in other words

Jun 04, 2011 16:48

SOMEWHERE ARAB: Frustrated at having to be in the vicinity of a New York Times writer, the young man, fatigued, was leaning on the horn of his picturesquely war-damaged but sturdy American car in an attempt to drown out the shrillness of the drone being emitted from the mouth of the journalist next to him.

The horn made a foreigner in the car next ( Read more... )

satire, arabs, libya, new york times

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saaniaa June 4 2011, 20:09:06 UTC
This is amazing.

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baked_goldfish June 4 2011, 21:02:57 UTC
My brain short-circuited on that line, too.

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fishphile June 4 2011, 20:27:10 UTC
The original article is just a mass of fail. The satire piece is good though.

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iolarah June 4 2011, 20:30:53 UTC
Wow. The original article is even crappier than I imagined, based on the satire.

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intotheaether June 4 2011, 21:00:51 UTC
Espresso is one of the welcome surprises of Libya, and while no one would confuse it with Tre Scalini, it is pretty good for a region where the standard stuff is either instant Nescafe or Turkish coffee so thick that a toothpick is needed afterwards.

uhhhhh

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