Arenestho
24-08-2004, 18:40
I was channel flipping when I stopped on CNN for a minute. They had a report on the Olympics, which was likely the worst story ever to slither it's way onto my TV screen.
CNN interviewed some no name fashion 'expert' on what he thought of the Olympic games. According to him, the olive leaf wreaths were ugly and he went on and on about how they were a stain on the Olympics. He also pointed out his opinion on the Dutch cyclist who in women's cycling, saying the colour of her nails was attrocious (she had painted her finger's orange, her national colour). He was right for the first time when he pointed out one of the American's female hurdlers (who was injured, still raced and fell at the first hurdle) had horrible nails (they were disgusting, long and curling around).
As a follow up they went around the streets asking people what they thought of it. It was basically the same, that they wouldn't. To continue they bought an 8 dollar imitation and had people wear it.
This wasn't meant to do anything but rant and inform people of how pathetic CNN is.
CNN interviewed some no name fashion 'expert' on what he thought of the Olympic games. According to him, the olive leaf wreaths were ugly and he went on and on about how they were a stain on the Olympics. He also pointed out his opinion on the Dutch cyclist who in women's cycling, saying the colour of her nails was attrocious (she had painted her finger's orange, her national colour). He was right for the first time when he pointed out one of the American's female hurdlers (who was injured, still raced and fell at the first hurdle) had horrible nails (they were disgusting, long and curling around).
As a follow up they went around the streets asking people what they thought of it. It was basically the same, that they wouldn't. To continue they bought an 8 dollar imitation and had people wear it.
This wasn't meant to do anything but rant and inform people of how pathetic CNN is.