In a message dated 6/10/12 1:42:22 AM, [email protected] writes:
> If you don't believe that the Guinness phenomenom/problem is widespread: > > - To be different and get recognized, I have little choice but to keep > trying to break records, or else I'll be forgotten. Your citing him has > zero relevance to the remark you were ostensibly refuting: "There are many > elements in the newspaper, > > magazine, and television family that do much good, and our society is > > lucky to have > > them." To echo Michael and William, You don't prove there are no worth > stories in the media by citing one unworthy one. Coincidentally, I todaqy > see the Aaron Sorkin's next tv series will be "In the Newsroom", depicting > both unworthy and worthy motives in the media chiefs. > > > http://articles.latimes.com/2012/may/02/world/la-fg-india-loser-20120502 > > Joseph, the man in question was trying to break the record for being the world's champ at losing elections.
