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Oh, my. The kid's a genius. He catches a test error where the test question mistakenly states "omission" instead of "emission". Ends up on FOX News.
Funny enough, when the FOX News Anchor asks him if he had just used a grammatical error while introducing him, he tells "no."
What are some slow news day topics you have seen recently? :p
Last week one of the news stations spent 5 minutes on a full story about how the pilot of the plane that landed in the Hudson had an overdue library book with him on the plane and the library was going to waive the fines.
This kid is amazing and my new hero.
At least that is what I would be saying if the entire story wasn't hogwash and the kid didn't look and sound like a pretentious jackass.
Slow news? It's Fox. It's always slow until they've got some political propaganda to shove down your throat.
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Originally Posted by Bunny
These are so annoying to watch. At least he's not a total social reject; these are typically dry and boring.
Hey gais, a bunch of people made a mistake lol a smarty pants ^______^
The Jonas Brothers' nicknames told with great excitement like the Holy Grail had just been discovered in the Loch Ness Monster's vagina. Well, at least now I know Joe calls himself "Danger". Thank you news!
On the news today, a hangar fell apart while the wrecking crew was tearing it down. Apparently the shocking part was that it fell apart sooner than it was supposed to.
On top of that, nobody even got hurt. Don't you just hate it when that happens?
Whaaaaat, I was expecting the kid to at least be like, six or something. Then it might be impressive enough for extra credit from the teacher. I've done this like six times, WHY DIDN'T I GET ON THE NEWS?!
Somtimes i wonder what consitutes "news"
what the hell
I catch errors on my professors' tests and handouts all the time, but I don't say anything for fear I fall out of favor of them! < /teacher's pet>
And it says he 'saved the day' in the captions. Anyone who didn't have the mental capacity to read the word phonetically and see how it reads into the sentence doesn't deserve to get the question right anyway! I mean, seriously now, 'omission' and 'emission' have very different meanings, so certainly one wouldn't work in the context!
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Originally Posted by Momiji
Lol i would def call them out on it
I wouldn't have. I'd have crossed it out in red pen and corrected it. And then handed it in.
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Originally Posted by nik0tine
very intriguing post. :p