Further proof CNN sucks
This is one of their current top stories:
Man forgets wife at gas stationA Macedonian man left his wife at an Italian service station and only realized he had driven off without her six hours later, news agency Ansa said.
The couple, who were travelling with their 4-year-old daughter, pulled over for petrol in the coastal city of Pesaro as they were heading back to their home to Germany.
After filling the tank, the husband drove away -- without noticing that his 30-year-old wife, originally from Georgia, had got out of the car to go to the toilet.
The woman, who had no money or documents with her, contacted the police who eventually traced her husband to Milan, some 340 km (210 miles) north of Pesaro, Ansa said.The husband told police he had not missed his wife because she always sat in the back of the car with their daughter.
Comments
CNN is not a news organization. CNN is another front to peddle crap to the ignorant American consumer. They have recently started the 'iReporter' section. Great, their reporting already sucked. Now any ignorant American with no life can feel self-important. It has all gone to hell. America the Ignorant.
Posted by: Fred | November 9, 2008 01:35 PM
Is CNN perhaps responsible for the millions of undereducated, dumbed down, inside-the-box(and border) thinkers that reside in this country? I cannot remember the last time i pulled up their site and actually learned something or even read a detailed news coverage on any current event.
BBC FTW!!!
Posted by: Georg | August 27, 2008 03:20 PM
They did cover Nagasaki. Claiming that they didn't based on watching it for ten minutes is as irresponsible as you claim CNN is.
Posted by: paul | August 10, 2005 02:38 PM
Dude i totally thought CNN ruled because of this article!
Posted by: Guttenburg | August 9, 2005 09:34 PM
They do suck. How dare they pre-empt my Natalee Holloway update for this nonsense. The bastards.
WAS KARL ROVE IN ARUBA?
Posted by: Jed | August 9, 2005 03:50 PM
I guess segments in history or current events that are effecting us every moment of our lives are no longer important. have they really tried to pull the blind fold this far over our eyes? It's sickening...
Posted by: michael | August 9, 2005 08:42 AM
and nothing on the anniversary of Nagasaki....
sad.
Posted by: dbcn | August 8, 2005 09:02 PM