tangentialism: Why I, As An Editor At The Associated Press, Would Maintain A Low "Corny" Tolerance

Why I, As An Editor At The Associated Press, Would Maintain A Low "Corny" Tolerance

Excerpt from a story about a wandering herd of buffalo in the town of Pikesville, Maryland, earlier today:

Police shut down several major traffic arteries, including a section of the Baltimore Beltway, while they tried to anticipate which way the buffalo would roam.

You can just imagine the writer twitching over his keyboard.

Posted by tangentialist at April 26, 2005 07:26 PM | more tangentialism

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