Actually, it isn't that bad an article. It's actually refreshing to read a sentence that states a simple fact. "Gates open." Most other journalists would use about 30 more words and 65 more syllables and I still wouldn't be sure what the gates are doing. It would have been much worse if he had kept writing "and then the coaster goes up, and then it goes down, and then..."
Thank God some government bureaucrat who gets paid by the word didn't write that, or we'd have no clue what they were writing about.
BTW, did anyone listen to the narration of the story? There's an audio link in the column to the right of the article.
Or am I the only one who doesn't daydream in complete sentences...?
i'm not sure what to put here..
Andrea ;-)
www.coastergal.com
This morning on TV I heard a broadcaster talking about Game 7 of the NBA finals tonight. He excitedly said "this is the first game seven of an NBA championship series in history, since 1994."
So if history didn't start until 1994, what do we call those other few billion years?
After another quake last week, a 4.9 near Riverside, CA [about 100 miles east of LA] a reporter asked the CalTech official if "a tsunami warning would be issued?"
The official tried her best to be nice and answered back, "In order for a tsunami to occur the quake has to hit under the ocean. Given the location of this quake its highly unlikely any warning will be issued."
Gee...really? Duh! LOL ;)
mOOSH [posting from my hotel in Santa Fe, NM]
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Buzzer(posting from work and jealous of Moosh;)
Resident Arrow Dynamics Whore
:)
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