Future Reporter for Weekly World News

[Athyrio]

This produced my morning chuckle. It was a rant in response to this article by BBC editor Mike Rudin explaining how the BBC picked up a report from Reuters about the collapse of WTC7 before the fact. Rudin goes on to explain that BBC contacted Dylan Avery about the inclusion of BBC in the conspiracy as a result of the Reuters report.

The LCF forum poster that made me laugh derides Rudin as being more interested in his paycheck than he is in the truth, and makes the statement that "As a future journalists I hope to recorrect this mire of poor journalistic behavior."

Yes, I believe WWN has a spot for him. Maybe he can find Batboy's mama.

 

[Blue Mountain]

The Weekly Word News stopped publishing in August 2007.

 

[Viper Daimao]

I wanted to be an astronaut when I was a kid. He'll realize his dreams aren't attainable when he gets older.

 

[Travis]

I wanted to be an astronaut when I was a kid. He'll realize his dreams aren't attainable when he gets older.

Especially since time travel into the past is unlikely at best.

 

[geni]

I wanted to be an astronaut when I was a kid. He'll realize his dreams aren't attainable when he gets older.

It is mot an unreasonable ambition. there are a fair number of jobs for journalists out there and I doubt a local newspaper is going to care to much about your views on events unrelated to what you are reporting.

 

[Athyrio]

The Weekly Word News stopped publishing in August 2007.

They'll still need reporters.

WWN

 

[Drudgewire]

"As a future journalists I hope to recorrect this mire of poor journalistic behavior."

Yes, like journalists' annoying habit of proofreading to make sure they don't refer to their vocation of choice in the plural instead of singular.

 

[Sabrina]

He hopes to "recorrect" it? So he's corrected it before?

The grammar nazi strikes again!

 

[jhunter1163]

Well, Dylan Avery recorrected Loose Change twice, and still got it mostly wrong. So there could be a future in recorrecting.