Apr 16 2010That's Quality Journalism: USA Today Fail

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This is a screenshot Geekologie Reader (and all around handsome devil) Beau sent me from his iPod Touch of what is arguably the best written and hardest hitting piece of journalism USA Today has ever produced. Amirite or amirite? jkl;kjl;;lkjjkl;jkl;

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Thanks Beau, and remember: when you don't feel like writing, just mashing keys is the next best thing.

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lmaowat?

dam you imrann!!!!!!!!!!!!!jkhdejhehjefjk

looks like someone fell asleep on the keyboard and submitted it while being half asleep

@4 being 5:34am.. i wouldn't doubt it..

I am not worthy, oh Mysterious Writer.

Worst Geekologie post ever.

@7, worst Geekologie comment ever.

Damn the FBI, Always taking down billb-ADFADFASDFSDF

@8, best geekologie comment ever.

Button mashing FTW! And I want to see pics and/or video of FBI taking out the billboard with sniper rifles and rappelling tactical team. What was that billboard thinking taking hostages? Good guys and button mashers always win. Unless button mashers are bad guys, and they never are.

I didn't even notice the gibberish at first...holy shiz

So the FBI actually refers to the bad guys as, well, bad guys?

Suh-weet.

Oops - looks like someone spelled asdf wrong! What are they teaching in journalism school these days, anyway?

there is a mosquito in my bedroom that has bitten me 3 times throughout the night. Please god let me find it before I go crazy

So this is how it goes down:

Writer ; FBI takes down bad guys!

FBI: oh no you don't *pricks writer with sedative in neck*

Writer: abababafbfba

Does anyone else notice that the US is going to promote programs making "entry easier". Im all for making entry easier,lol.

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Where was the guy's left hand during that post? ;lk;; j;lkj;lkj;jklj

asdfasdf adsf asdf = lol

just saying.

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