The cursed council district | Absurd
Poor residents of South End council District 21. First, it gets pants-dropping Dan Johnson. Now, Metro Councilman Vitalis Lanshima denies that he has ignored the district while running for office in… Nigeria. You, know on another continent. He had missed all council meetings since Aug. 14, the Democratic council spokesman told the Courier Journal. We bet that Democrat Nicole George beats Republican Bret Shultz in November… and will manage to keep her pants from dropping and attend all council meetings.
Louisville magazine, making journalism 50s again | Thorn
Louisville Magazines cover asks: Does Mayor Fischer Deserve a Third Term? The best we get for an answer is a Q&A with him and a profile of Republican challenger Angela Leet. Heres our question LouMag: Why does Leets story include so much about her appearance? (Fischers was not mentioned in the Q&A.) Her blond, curled hair rests on a pink shirt, accented with a silver pendant necklace, her French-manicured hands on the wheel, her navy, chunky-heeled Tods sandals and [b]right teal polish. This is LouMag under new ownership?
CJ print edition twilight zone | Thorn
The CJs front-page story on two galoots accused of stealing brass urns from a local cemetery. A front-page advertise… uh, we mean, story on swanky condos and apartments downtown. A story screaming across the top of the front page about a local man named Brett Kavanagh (no U in his name, we learn in the 537-word jump). And a 1A about how competition drives down grocery prices (!). All stories, but on the front page? Submitted for your approval: A newspaper works to kill the paper part but still calls itself… a paper.
More proof were in end times | Absurd
Overheard at ValuMarket in The Highlands, this exchange between stockers:
Hey man, did you get the text message from the president?
What text message?
The president… He sent everyone a text message. Its so he can tell us if theres a terrorist attack.
Dude…
I told you, man. Hes like the most technological president ever!
This article appears in October 10, 2018.
