Ya know, I write recaps of Real Housewives of Atlanta as part of my blogging job, and last week, I gave Kim a lot of points in my post for correctly using "supersede" in a sentence during the episode. And with that tweet, she had to go and ruin my already limited faith in her ability to string together words. As it turns out, she was just accidentally right that time.
@pssshwhatever: Hopefully you didn't also comment on her ability to understand the doctrinal differences between Judeo-Christian and Eastern religions.
@pssshwhatever: Now I am just imagining her using "supersede" at random intervals.
"I can't wait to get my new Land Rover so I can supersede all over the freeway."
"That wig looks like a baby supersede."
"Nene is supersedingly mean."
I wonder – is anyone working in the arts *not* telling people to rethink following their career path? This seems to be the case with writers, actors, journalists, graphic designers, photographers... even before the recession.
@thePrototype: I don't find it "hot", but I also don't understand why people think they're "bad".
Oh noz, the outline of a vagina! We're all going to die! Pleh. Women aren't barbies.
Serena apologized twice at her post-doubles championship press conference and was fined $10K.
Roger was fined $1500 for swearing at the chair umpire during his championship final, but never apologized.
(Also, his "outburst" was not brought up again -- particularly in light of his assisting the Swiss team in sweeping to victory over the Italian team in the Davis Cup this weekend.)
Jimmy Connors was not fined for his 5-minute rant at the chair umpire in the 1991 USO the weekend of his 40th birthday.
So hopefully we can all get over it now and celebrate the sisters' relationship and their great tennis (although more core work may be in order if they want to beat Kim Clijsters again now that she's back on the pro tour).
The Williams sisters are a shining example in the world of sports. They both have such good heads on their shoulders and consistently show grace under pressure. What happened at the US Open was a freak incident; worse behaviour has been displayed and TOLERATED. The media went out of their way to paint their father as a buffoon but unlike many other tennis parents he was never abusive or took advantage of his daughters emotionally or financially. The proof is in the pudding and I am euphoric that the Williams family is having the last laugh.
In light of Serena's having apologized twice, again during her press conference, and the elegant, multi-slam champion Roger Federer (of whom I'm also a longtime fan, cf posts) cursing out the chair ref this evening during his championship match, without the slightest censure -- I do hope we can move on now.
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"I can't wait to get my new Land Rover so I can supersede all over the freeway."
"That wig looks like a baby supersede."
"Nene is supersedingly mean."
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Oh noz, the outline of a vagina! We're all going to die! Pleh. Women aren't barbies.
09/23/09
Roger was fined $1500 for swearing at the chair umpire during his championship final, but never apologized.
(Also, his "outburst" was not brought up again -- particularly in light of his assisting the Swiss team in sweeping to victory over the Italian team in the Davis Cup this weekend.)
Jimmy Connors was not fined for his 5-minute rant at the chair umpire in the 1991 USO the weekend of his 40th birthday.
So hopefully we can all get over it now and celebrate the sisters' relationship and their great tennis (although more core work may be in order if they want to beat Kim Clijsters again now that she's back on the pro tour).
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09/14/09
In light of Serena's having apologized twice, again during her press conference, and the elegant, multi-slam champion Roger Federer (of whom I'm also a longtime fan, cf posts) cursing out the chair ref this evening during his championship match, without the slightest censure -- I do hope we can move on now.
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