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Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for January 27, 2015
Transcript:
Danae: I wrote a report on African tigers in record time! Ned: Uh...what research did you do? Danae: Oh, I just go with what I kinda know......It's a real time-saver. Ned: How about the time you'll spend doing it over because your presumption is wrong? Tigers aren't in Africa, Danae. Danae: Are you sure? Ned: Yes. Danae: Ok, ok...you don't have to be all preachy about it! Ned: Passing on correct information is "preachy"? Kate: Welcome to my world, Daddy.
finkd about 10 years ago
Some news outlets have the same problem.
Dtroutma about 10 years ago
The theme continues: is Danae nature or nurture, you know, like Faux?
Varnes about 10 years ago
âCorrectâ information? Oh, that does change the degree of difficulty a bitâŠ.
Brass Orchid Premium Member about 10 years ago
Destined to be a journalist.Facts are used only when and if they can be used to support an existing opinion. All journalism informs opinion and attitudes even more than it informs general knowledge. The responsible journalist puts the shaping of opinion and attitude first, and seeks facts only when a cudgel is needed.
Plumbob Wilson about 10 years ago
That may be a reaction to all the people who complained that Wiley was getting preachy over the vegan thing.
bagbalm about 10 years ago
If I wanted correct Iâd have studied science instead of journalism.
UBBM Premium Member about 10 years ago
They should start calling her Facebook. I get the same reaction from my friends when they post something stupid.
wrwallaceii about 10 years ago
I know what I know. Donât confuse me with facts.
freewaydog about 10 years ago
I thought tigers ARE in Africa!????
tedunn5453 about 10 years ago
But wait, Tarzan always fought off the tigers to save Jane. You mean (gasp) the TV folks lied to us kids?
mourdac Premium Member about 10 years ago
Danae consulted the worldâs expert on tigers: Hobbes.
dabugger about 10 years ago
So advice and/or comment is âpreachyâ? Gee, we like peachy betterâŠ.what ya get when da report is correct. But Kate is right, we are out of their world.
palos about 10 years ago
Danae: Just use Find/Replace for either tigers/lions or Africa/Asia, but not both.
Godfreydaniel about 10 years ago
@palosKnowing Danae, her mis-placement of tigers was far from the only problem with her report, so a mere find/replace wonât solve the problem!
neeeurothrush about 10 years ago
oh wiley
kaboobs about 10 years ago
I did not know that⊠Iâd have lost a bet if I had made oneâŠWow educationâŠ
dflak about 10 years ago
No problem, just rewrite the report to redefine Africa and tiger.
pcolli about 10 years ago
If I draw a cartoon about tigers, will it attract people who tell me what to eat?
LightWarriorK about 10 years ago
Welcome to my world as well. In my locality, the populist phrase is âYour Intelligence is not more important than my Ignorance!â
Truth.
hippogriff about 10 years ago
No tigers in Africa (except zoos), but there is a sub-species of lion native to Asia. Sampson had a battle with one, but now they are almost entirely limited to some National Parks in India.
westny77 about 10 years ago
Have Calvin help you. Or better yet interview Hobbs along with your talking horse.
Brass Orchid Premium Member about 10 years ago
Very close. The answer we were looking for was âDancing in the Ruinsâ by Blue Oyster Cult, from their 1985 Club Ninja album.
Varnes about 10 years ago
Bruno, Hmmm, What are the odds of Wiley reading Pearls Before Swine�
Fido (aka Felix Rex) about 10 years ago
I had a very similar discussion with one of my students just today.
hippogriff about 10 years ago
Kveldulf: Plus the severe snowfall currently icing in the NE US is aggravated by the exceptionally warm waters of the Atlantic, creating a condition similar to the infamous lake-effect snow of Buffalo (warmer water evaporating more, putting more moisture into the atmosphere, which condenses in the cold air to form snow).