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Oct. 28th, 2003 12:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pearwaldorfThere IS such a thing as a talking Ann Coulter doll! I was really hoping that MSNBC countdown guy was on crack.
I love their description: This highly collectible doll comes in a display box with information highlighting Ann's unique contributions to America's political discourse.
I think it was meant to be complimentary, but it seems more diplomatically polite than anything else.
Okay. Sorry. To get the bad taste out of your mouth, here's a Margaret Cho rant on Ms. Coulter. This, combined with the incredibly sweet Elliott Smith tribute, officially makes her the coolest person in the world.
(Damn. I was trying to make it through one post without mentioning him. Oh well.)
I love their description: This highly collectible doll comes in a display box with information highlighting Ann's unique contributions to America's political discourse.
I think it was meant to be complimentary, but it seems more diplomatically polite than anything else.
Okay. Sorry. To get the bad taste out of your mouth, here's a Margaret Cho rant on Ms. Coulter. This, combined with the incredibly sweet Elliott Smith tribute, officially makes her the coolest person in the world.
(Damn. I was trying to make it through one post without mentioning him. Oh well.)
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Date: 2003-10-28 11:42 am (UTC)womenpeople in broadcasting have, which is that they get the impression they are floating off the ground.In the real world, shooting your mouth off like that can get you into trouble. Not to say it can cause physical violence (although it can), but most normal people have a feeling when they are stepping over the line...and that it will have consequences. People in broadcasting, apparently, do not.