Two bits of writing that cheered me up, a bit
In the
New Yorker:
A climate-change march that organizers claim was the largest on record
is nevertheless unlikely to change the minds of idiots, a survey of
America’s idiots reveals.
Charlie Brooker in The Guardian, writing about Apple:
As part of the iPhone 6 publicity blitz, Tim Cook also announced every iTunes user in the world would be getting U2’s new album free of charge.
It was downloaded automatically on to millions of users’ phones, like a
sinister virus. Music is meant to be catchy – but not until you’ve
heard it. The album, which I haven’t listened to yet, is terrible: even
worse than their last one, which I didn’t listen to either. I don’t want
to listen to any U2 albums in case I discover I like them, and have to
violently reassess my own self-image. For the past five years, it’s been
delightfully easy to ignore U2. Then Apple comes along and slings them
under your nose like a bowl of bum soup you didn’t order. What do we
have to do? Start lobbying Google for U2’s right to be forgotten?
4 comments:
not surprisingly JC gets most of it wrong
Rude fool clean up, aisle one.
Not u, homer...
That's a shame Steve, people should get to see JC total ignorance of subjects.
Post a Comment