Filthy Lies: Jonah Goldberg Uses Kittens as Baseballs

Ha! I’ll get Jonah Goldberg back for copying me with this Grade-A filthy lie:

Jonah Goldberg, the highly overpaid writer for National Review, is described to be a simpleton in real life – similar to Lenny from Of Mice and Men – and a possible danger to others. His most common violent behavior is to use kittens as baseballs, tossing them in the air and striking them with his bat. Whenever his coworkers see him in his baseball uniform carrying his bat, they’ll do their best to stop him, Goldberg protesting, “No! That Jo-nuh’s bat! You mean men stay away!”
Somehow, he always gets his bat back and inevitably finds a kitten. Kittens aren’t his only victims, though. Once when National Review writer Ramesh Ponnuru tried to stop Goldberg, he was struck in the head with Goldberg’s bat. Goldberg was then heard to say, “Heh heh. Ramesh make red stuff!”
When asked about fellow writer Jonah Goldberg, John Derbyshire said, “Goldberg is filth.”

And here is photoshopped proof of my lie showing Jonah just about to strike a kitten he tossed in the air.

“Me Jo-nuh! Me hit fuzzy baseball!”
There, the lie is complete. I’ll e-mail the esteemed Rich Lowry about it and then get Jonah Goldberg’s job for sure!

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  1. What did I say?
    It’s not like he’s gonna actually hit the ball.
    He’s gonna miss. In which case we can say that he’s just chasing after …Oh, i see.
    Well, he has bad form. He needs to choke up on his stick.
    oops. Darn. I’m outta here. It’s been a long week.

  2. LMAO @ R.W. Duck! You’re a BAD man!
    But Jonah is just Evil… Squirrel hurling I could forgive – okay no I couldn’t, but the poor kitties!
    You were right Frank – to expose this atrocity! Bad! Bad Jonah! Grr!

  3. Are you and Jonah just pulling one another’s leg, or is this a real feud? I asked him (via an e:mail) and he said he thought you (i.e., IMAO)were just joshing. What’s the absolute, unvarnished, Dan-Rather-look-you-right-in-the-eye truth?

  4. This episode of “ZOOM” opens with a game called shoe hop. In “ZOOM Sci” the kids attempt to create their own Roob Goldberg inventions. The they showed a video of two girls who had successfully created their own machine that makes an ice-cream sundae. In “ZOOM Chat” the kids dicuss moving and the pros and cons of having to move to a new place. The “ZOOM Guest” is a young girl named Joy who lives in Paris and is both French and American and she takes teh camera around Paris and to her ballet class. In “ZOOM DO” Jessie makes sock animals

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