Andaas
08-17-2004, 03:37 PM
So I open my browser this afternoon, and I happen to use the MSN homepage (as many other people do, or so the web browser trend articles I have read seem to imply), and I see the following link to a story in one of the subsections:
Kuntzman: Resigned to Stop Living a Lie (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5726543/site/newsweek/)
Now.. being that I have heard the reports of that governor who was resigning after declaring he was gay, and not really knowing the guys name, I immediately wondered how on earth I (or every comedian on the planet) could have missed the irony of the guys name being "Kuntzman". It turns out that Kuntzman was the author of this particular article (which I did not read), but I thought I'd share my brief little epiphany of something that could have been really funny - but wasn't.
Kuntzman: Resigned to Stop Living a Lie (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5726543/site/newsweek/)
Now.. being that I have heard the reports of that governor who was resigning after declaring he was gay, and not really knowing the guys name, I immediately wondered how on earth I (or every comedian on the planet) could have missed the irony of the guys name being "Kuntzman". It turns out that Kuntzman was the author of this particular article (which I did not read), but I thought I'd share my brief little epiphany of something that could have been really funny - but wasn't.