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December 05, 2005
The Difference Between The State Of The Union and The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
NBC has finally decided to use the "Nobody bothered to tell Matt and Katie" excuse to answer criticism that NBC totally ignored the Macy's Parade injuries. However, NBC went on to dump empty praise on the audience for being able to tell the difference between entertainment and news events: "I think viewers are sophisticated enough to know that Katie and Matt are covering a parade," Capus said. "They're not covering the State of the Union. There's a difference." Just in case you're one of the few retards out there that needs a little help: The Difference Between The State Of The Union and The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade MACY'S PARADE: Happens on Thanksgiving Morning, once per year. MACY'S PARADE: Manhattan MACY'S PARADE: Gigantic inflated sacks of hot air floating down the street, held by tethers. MACY'S PARADE: Sponsored by Macy's MACY'S PARADE: Later that evening, people will be groggy from eating too much turkey. MACY'S PARADE: Constantly interrupted by pointless commercials. STATE OF THE UNION: Many people watch while playing drinking games MACY'S PARADE: Police line the parade route, keeping the squirming masses off of the street. STATE OF THE UNION: Leaders of House, Senate, and Administration are up on the podium. MACY'S PARADE: Santa Claus brings up the rear. MACY'S PARADE: Followed by bloated moron commentators yammering during football. |