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new york times doesn't care about your ugly ass kids either...

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It really isn't big news that newspapers have become obsolete in breaking the big news stories nowadays.

But the fact that the New York friggin Times is almost 3 weeks slow on the Ugly Ass Kids story is ridiculous. Was it sitting on the Not-As-Important pile collecting dust for a while?

Britney Spears and her baby got prime coverage. Tom Cruise and his baby are probably in the process of putting up a full page slobber ad. What about the little people and our not-as-attractive babies?? Think about this: in the time that the NYT has not reported this urgent and time-sensitive news, Jack Bauer has found and lost Habib Marwan at least 3 to 4 times.

Suck on that, America.

Related:
I cared way back on April 13th.

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