NPR: Hump Day Rundown

Hump Day Rundown

Filed under: Tomorrow's BPP

Matt and Trish are here with the mid-week scoop:

Win Rosenfeld

5:04 PM ET | 01-29-2008 | permalink

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I got it, but I wish I hadn't.

Sent by alice | 5:31 PM ET | 01-29-2008

Oh Alice! Not even a little smile!?!?

Sent by Matt Martinez - NPR | 6:05 PM ET | 01-29-2008

There's a fine line in comedy.

Ebony and Ivory? Funny. In fact, I'd give you, *very* funny.

Living in perfect harmony? There, you stepped over the line. Not so funny.

(See...Lee Siegel was right. We bloggers are real bastards.)

Sent by carlo | 6:22 PM ET | 01-29-2008

It was bad enough, then you pointed out it's questionable status as humor with "see if they get that" at which point I was groaning out loud.

Sent by alice | 6:07 AM ET | 01-30-2008

Real reason for Vinson Mastiff showing up on Google Trends last night? At 8pm Eastern last night was the Jeopardy online audition and one of the questions was "Vinson Mastiff is the highest peak of what continent?"

Although you only had about 15 seconds to answer, I still think two people could have worked as a team and speed googled the main term and got the answer in during that time.

Sent by bad dad | 8:39 AM ET | 01-30-2008

Thanks bad dad! I was wondering why! How did you do on the test?

Sent by Tricia, NPR | 9:35 AM ET | 01-30-2008

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