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gurdonarkI believe that the way of the world is that emotions can be outletted in a number of ways. What seems to be about one thing can be about something entirely different, transmogrified in format. Here are three supports for my theory:
1. I've noticed that during the first weekend with a really full football schedule, the talk of going to war has subsided slightly.
2. I've noticed that specials which address Pearl Harbor are easier to assimilate as 9/11 approaches than actual 9/11 specials.
3. I've noticed that coverage of American Idol voting has subsided, and now people have noticed that they will have to elect politicians soon.
It's all about outlets. Outlets.
1. I've noticed that during the first weekend with a really full football schedule, the talk of going to war has subsided slightly.
2. I've noticed that specials which address Pearl Harbor are easier to assimilate as 9/11 approaches than actual 9/11 specials.
3. I've noticed that coverage of American Idol voting has subsided, and now people have noticed that they will have to elect politicians soon.
It's all about outlets. Outlets.
