I’m not saying a word about this because it may ruin my chances to become Andernetta Cooper.:-) I’ll just describe it: Apparently CNN has a new feature I’ve just noticed on its website: selling t-shirts with story headlines.
Look at the screenshot below. You’ll there’s a little t-shirt icon next to the headline “Boy gets wish: Seat on garbage truck.”
If you click on the icon on the CNN.com site, you’ll be taken to a page where you can buy the t-shirt with the headline.
Again, no comment.
I do have a question though: Do the story subjects get a cut of the profits?
From MSNBC: In Flag City USA, where false Obama rumors fly.
“I think Obama would be a disaster, and there’s a lot of reasons,” said Pollard, explaining the rumors he had heard about the candidate from friends he goes camping with. “I understand he’s from Africa, and that the first thing he’s going to do if he gets into office is bring his family over here, illegally. He’s got that racist [pastor] who practically raised him, and then there’s the Muslim thing. He’s just not presidential material, if you ask me.
Time for me to bang my head against the wall, scream, then go to work.
I get up around 7a. Leave for work around 8a. When I get to the j-o-b, I hit the ground running. Maybe I eat lunch. If I do, it’s at my desk. Perhaps it’s my choice, but I have ish to do.
It’s full speed ahead until around 6-ish, sometimes later. I make it home around 7:30 or 8. When I do, I log onto Twitter (via Twitterific), where I’m greeting with googobs of tweets from folks who have been tweeting…
…all…
…day…
…long.
I think I’m missing something.
I need your help. Please tell me, if you’re a daylong Twitter, please tell me what type of job, or life, you have that allows you to Twitter…
…all…
…day…
…long…
and tell me where to send my CV.
