There’s nothing worse than being dull and uncharismatic, except perhaps being dull, uncharismatic and repetitive.
There’s nothing worse than being dull and uncharismatic, except
perhaps being dull, uncharismatic and repetitive.
During the Al Gore/Bill Bradley debate two weeks ago, the Veep -
everyone’s favorite poster boy for rigidity - actually told a joke,
cracking wise about an HMO manager who is allowed into heaven, but only
for three days.
Get it?
The crowd loved the quip, which Gore billed as a ’recent story.’ But
reporters covering the event were rolling their eyes. Gore, you see, has
been telling the same joke for the last year.
We hope he either comes up with some new material - or, better, starts
trying to take credit for the Internet again.
