This morning on the Today show, Penn/Teller (I never know which one is which; it was the tall one who talks) was promoting Identity, a game show which asks contestants to determine a person's occupation by their appearance.
In the course of his interview, Penn/Teller said something very significant.
"It is very important that we know how to judge people."
Well, I have news for you, Mr. Penn/Teller. I already know how to do that quite well. I am all about judgment (after working hours, of course).
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if you can't be a good example, you'll have to serve as a horrible warning
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3 comments:
Me too!
In fact, I'm judging you at this very moment!
;-)
You spelled judgment wrong.
thank you, fixed it. let's hope you weren't sitting in judgment of my misspelling.
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