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...Victory for Zuma would cap a remarkable comeback for a man who was last year acquitted of raping a family friend half his age. In a last ditch pre-conference appeal for support, Mbeki said: "The eyes of our people and others in the rest of Africa and the rest of the world will focus on our conference. [Delegates] should fully understand the great responsibility they carry on their shoulders. Each and every decision they take...will be felt long after the...conference...
...disappointed when students stopped complaining around the 70s. People came into his class already thinking they were pre-med and had to just take notes and get an A,” said his son Elijah Wald. “He believed every educated person should understand Hamlet and the Second Law of Thermodynamics...
...it’s all meaningless!” before writing this one. (4) The Onion (?!) What the hell? Thomas wrote two columns this year that copied whole paragraphs straight from The Onion. Dec. 2: “[A]s I slipped away for some pre-Christmas golf, I found myself thinking about a wickedly funny story that The Onion, the satirical newspaper, ran the other day.” He followed that intro with three whole paragraphs of quoted material. Which brings us to our next point... (3) Outsourcing his metaphors Now, we all know that T-Fried...
...stage. (Specifically, I’m thinking that party scene where Lawrence Taylor takes a chainsaw to Jamie Foxx’s Hummer, as well as taking other things not mentionable in this publication. I mean, Opera’s been screaming for this stuff.) Plus that Al Pacino pre-game speech would make for a heck of an aria. Heavy subject matter, outrageous scenes, and extremely long? Wagner...
...ultimate punishment: banishment to Staples. Best Line: Jim, “I miss Dwight. Congratulations, universe, you win.” 4) Phyllis’s wedding shower (Season 3, Episode 14) In the interests of equality, Michael invites both male and female strippers to Phyllis’s pre-wedding festivities. Unfortunately, the male stripper turns out to be a Benjamin Franklin impersonator, who later hits on Pam. Best Line: Pam, “Ben Franklin, do you wear boxers, briefs, or pantaloons?” 5) Launch Party (Season Episode) Dwight’s battle against Dunder-Mifflin?...