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May 20, 2008

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--An MBTA bus struck a pregnant woman and her 2-year-old child after the child ran into Washington Street last night. Their injuries are non-life-threatening. [WBZ]

--In light of the traveling carnival mishap in California, the state of Massachusetts will be inspecting all Yo-Yo rides. The mere name "Yo-Yo Ride" makes us queasy. [Boston Globe]

--This isn't a crime, but it is embarrassing. A New Bedford police officer didn't unload his weapon before a safety seminar, and the gun went off. Luckily, no one got hurt, with the mention of the officer's ego. [AP/Boston Globe]

--Neil Diamond is rich, bitches! He's demanding wicked high ticket prices for his show at Fenway. [Boston Herald]

--Author David McCullough got all crankypants during his speech to BC graduates, saying that young people are victims of a "verbal virus." LOL, DMC, LOL. [Boston Herald]

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McCollough definitely has a point. My idea of an articulate person does not involve the word crutches "like", "um" or "ya know" sprinkled liberally throughout every statement. It is astounding how many people are judgmental about others, while they themselves can't communicate a simple thought. Sad, when you think about it.

 
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