RichVR
1653
Oops. Anyone else feel weird?
I figured it was just a un-GIF dressed up for Halloween.
Came out so much creepier than I imagined…
It’s perfect.
Sometimes you really need a hyphen.
Students get first-hand job experience.
Students get first hand-job experience.
Just make sure you know how to use that thing.
What does that image have to do with eager students?
I couldn’t figure this out at first either, but then looking again, I think @TranquilityBase was just pointing out that the students receiving their first hand jobs (lol) were “eager students” according to the first line in the article.
I still, however, don’t understand what the news picture of the 8 dead and 13 hurt in a terror attack is about though.
LockerK
1662
Check the background. Specifically, the fact that the reporters are both standing in front of the same van :)
Isn’t it fairly common for multiple news reporters to be standing in around the same area and reporting on a big event? In the movies at least, always just outside the police lines?
RichVR
1664
IIRC CNN did this before. Two reporters right next to each other in the same parking lot. Talking to each other like they were in two completely different locations.
Oh! If they are talking to each other that’s a totally different thing. I gotcha, I’m a little slow after all. Haha. That’s great! Man, all they had to do was point one camera down the other direction in the street, even I know that!
Oh wow, that’s so silly. Hopefully one of them doesn’t grab the earpiece and scream, “YOURE BREAKING UP, YOURE BREAKING UP!”
Wait. Didn’t you just make fun of people not using hyphens?
-xtien
Timex
1669
I wonder how many folks seeing that recognize zardoz
My post was more cautionary than ridicule. :)
