Author: Leaman Ralph
Nothing to see here! MSM silent after Ala. Dem calls Clarence Thomas ‘Uncle Tom’
Dude. Dude:
http://twitter.com/#!/DD_MarySell/status/433368741066194944That happened yesterday in Alabama.
http://twitter.com/#!/DD_MarySell/status/433370531711045633OK, maybe we’re jumping the gun a little. Let’s give Holmes a chance to clarify his remarks:
http://twitter.com/#!/TLockette_Star/status/433376144625131520Oh.
http://twitter.com/#!/TLockette_Star/status/433380197807570944Yeah, that really doesn’t make him look any better.
http://twitter.com/#!/TheDaleJackson/status/433692126359330816So, for those keeping score at home, a Democratic politician admitted to making up crap and smearing Justice Clarence Thomas as an Uncle Tom.
http://twitter.com/#!/Heminator/status/433686466636828672 http://twitter.com/#!/PeteWadeinIndy/status/433695395797925888 http://twitter.com/#!/moelane/status/433687590341210112That seems pretty newsworthy to us. Wouldn’t you agree?
Damned racist repub… Wait, what? MT @tahDeetz: Southern democrats railing against interracial marriage.
What's old is new. #tcot #p2— Ken Brown (@K_P_Brown) February 12, 2014
http://twitter.com/#!/Harold_Benton/status/433688593064681472Exactly.
So why didn’t we hear about it right after it happened? Didn’t the MSM think it was worth covering?
http://twitter.com/#!/Will_Antonin/status/433688345768890368 http://twitter.com/#!/TheDaleJackson/status/433688812410396672 http://twitter.com/#!/NoahCRothman/status/433689026730930176This one certainly wasn’t thoroughly vetted — by the public or the mainstream media.
http://twitter.com/#!/TheDaleJackson/status/433689409821876224Editor’s note: This post has been updated with additional tweets.
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/02/12/holmes-thomas/
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The Sirtfood Diet
Remember These 10 Products? No? Well That’s Because They Were Massively Awful Flops.
There’s a popular thing in entrepreneurship these days called “validating your idea.” That is, doing a bit of market research ahead of time to see if anyone will actually want your product before you make it.
It’s a simple strategy that can potentially save millions of dollars worth of time and effort. Clearly though, this isn’t something that everyone does. Because if they did, this list of products that flopped spectacularly would be much much shorter.
Seriously. Just take a look, and get ready to cringe.
1.) The Apple Newton.
This handheld personal computing device debuted in 1993 with a price tag of $700. The Newton’s bulkiness, price, and software shortcomings made it an easy target in the media. By 1998 the Newton gracefully faded away.
2.) Sony Betamax.
Sony thought they would change the world with their Betamax video recorder. Instead its become a running joke that still hasn’t gotten old. Sony was first to market with their video recorder, but VHS was not far behind. The company refused to license their Betamax technology, and forced customers to choose between them or VHS.
3.) Cosmopolitan Magazine Yogurt.
It only took the media empire that is Cosmopolitan Magazine 18 months to realize that they should stick to magazines instead of yogurt. Good call.
4.) Microsoft Bob.
As personal computers were finding their way into Americans’ homes in the mid 1990’s, Microsoft decided to try something different. They wanted to create a totally new interactive experience for personal PC users. That project was Bob. Sadly it was killed in development after only a year. The average PC simply did not have enough power to handle the Bob program.
5.) Coors Spring Water.
Though Coors is arguably a good beer, the company’s customers were not interested in buying water from them. Coors’ Rocky Mountain Spring Water project fell flat on its face.
6.) The Zune.
Designed by Microsoft to be an iPod killer, hopes were high for the Zune. However it just wasn’t enough. At least now you can find them for crazy cheap on eBay.
7.) Maxwell House Ready To Drink Coffee.
Coffee that’s ready to go when I am? Yes please! Oh wait, I have to microwave it? I also can’t microwave it in its container? Then why would I ever buy this? Exactly.
8.) Colgate Foods.
This is probably the weirdest one of the list. Since when does a toothpaste company try to also sell you food. What made them think this would be a good idea?
9.) Life Savers Soda.
Despite the relative popularity of the Life Savers candy, their soda incarnation did not fare very well. Just stick to what you’re good at, ok Life Savers?
10.) Smith & Wessen Bicycles.
Smith & Wessen is best known for making firearms. A little known fact though, is that the company also produces bicycles for law enforcement. Back in the early 2000’s the company decided to try marketing their bikes to the public, but no one really seemed to care.
(Via: Daily Finance)
No wonder everyone always looks at me weird when I’m using my Apple Newton, while listening to music on my Zune and drinking Life Savers Soda. Share these amazing product flops with your friends on Facebook by clicking below.
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MTV star questions bowling Ebola-positive doc with snarky Obama reference
Yep. Twitchy readers know the latest Ebola news: A doctor in NYC has tested positive for Ebola. He felt “sluggish” a couple of days ago, yet still roamed about the city, riding on public transportation and hitting up a (now closed) bowling alley.
Many, including Fox News’ Martha MacCallum and Julie Banderas, S.E. Cupp and Bravo star Caroline Manzo, have questioned the, you know, logic of doing such things when one knows one has been exposed to Ebola.
MTV star Chet Cannon also questioned the moves, but with a hilarious Obama reference:
O-Bam! We see what you did there and it’s beautiful.
Yep. Heck of a job, Barry.
Related:
Obama, CDC won’t like S.E. Cupp’s truth-snark question about Ebola-exposed docs, so let’s ask it!
Self-monitoring snafus. Again: Fox News’ Julie Banderas has key questions for Obama, CDC
‘Why wouldn’t we?’ Martha MacCallum asks ‘common sense’ question about returning Ebola doctors
Bravo’s Caroline Manzo has HAD IT with Ebola ‘self-monitoring’ idiocy; Slams CDC
Ron Fournier: For the record, nobody is panicking about Ebola
‘Start spreading the news’: America reacts to Ebola in NYC
ABC News’ chief medical editor declares New York City doctor with Ebola a ‘hero’
It takes just 4 little letters for this singer to sum up news of Ebola-positive doctor
‘Can’t make this up!’ Guess where Ebola-positive NYC doctor may have gone bowling; Alley closed?
NYC doctor who went to a bowling alley last night has tested positive for Ebola
This MTV star torched Obama on Ebola travel bans with one FLOTUS-related question

