Monday, May 18, 2015

7 Months 5 Days single


This seems like an oddly specific thing to make official. We didn't go back and look, but I cant' imagine Xyra has done this every day on her account. Why would she? But then, why would she choose seven months, five days to make it official? 

Friday, May 15, 2015

Slowest Eater Ever


This might actually be a thing. I mean, they have the hot dog eating contest every year and there are speed eating competitions all over the place. So if there's a fastest, there must also be a slowest. And Cole here is, indeed, that person.

He may never reach the fame and stardom that Joey Chestnut has achieved, but don't let that get you down Cole. You are a record holder. I mean, no one would lie about this, would they?

Thursday, May 14, 2015

A super model


Jordan, Jordan, Jordan. Please aspire to something higher than George Constanza's dream. Having said that, Jordan, here is going to be in high demand as anyone he dates can now say they're dating a super model. 

Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Team iPhone


My wife has an iPhone. I have an Android. Neither of us received any sort of official documentation for our purchase, other than a receipt and a monthly bill. No certificates. No invites to team functions. Nothing. Just a phone.

I'm betting this goes like any other purchase in that you rationalize the decision to make it seem like you made the best decision. Not just you, Samantha. We all do this. Whether it's phones or cars or where to eat dinner, we all justify our decisions to put ourselves in the best possible light in our own minds. But don't worry, it's just a phone. If you don't like it, you can always get a different one soon.

And if there are team gatherings and parties, please let my wife know.

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Over Fake Internet Outrage


Seriously, don't read the comments. 

Monday, May 11, 2015

Officiall a senior


First off, congratulations Caitlin. You're a senior, that's awesome, keep up the good work.

Now that you're a senior, we can now tell you the secret. Time goes forward. Second by second, minute by minute, day by day, it goes forward at the speed of life.

But you asked where it went?  If we remember Einstein's theory correctly, if you can travel the speed of light, time would essentially stop. But, presumably, you're not traveling the speed of light. So time, for us, simply goes by. Somewhere into the fabric of the universe. The actions we take simply vanish into the cosmos. Much like the actions of all those who have gone before us.

If it's not too late, we recommend a philosophy course during your senior year so you can learn about this and other important life questions.

Friday, May 8, 2015

Just left the DMV


Since when is the DMV the official arbiter of  age? We've always kind of taken for granted that the earth's journey around the sun is what made someone officially an age. Z, here, for example, would be 23 because he's been on the planet for 23 trips around the sun. I'm not sure what the Department of Motor Vehicles has to do with this.

We're going to be like Lewis Black now, when he overheard "if it wasn't for my horse, I wouldn't have spent that year in college" and not be able to understand the connection between the two. Thanks, Z, for never letting us get a good night's sleep again

Thursday, May 7, 2015

The Weird girl at the library


Come on Felicia. Libraries are wonderful repositories of pages and pages of human knowledge and creativity collected in one location for the intellectually curious to gather and learn.  Centuries ago people yearned for such an extensive collection of information in one place. A place where one could go to learn more about astronomy or history or baseball or cooking. A place where one could read of the adventures of Huckleberry Finn or see if Captain Ahab gets his white whale.

So don't think of your self as "that weird girl" who looks at books at the library. You're among the knowledge seekers hoping to learn more about this amazing world we live in.


Can No Longer Spell


We're scared to make any jokes here. Jeff Ma, if you don't know,  was the inspiration for the book Bringing Down the House and the movie 21 about the MIT Blackjack Team. He's currently a "predictive analytics expert" working at ESPN and has been on the ESPN Fantasy Baseball podcast I listen to. Basically, Ma is the most intelligent person yet who we've come across making something official that really has no business being official.

Despite his proclamation, he did manage to get all six words correct in this tweet.

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

On Summer Vacation


Behold, a time traveler. Summer doesn't start until June 21 (using the Gregorian Calendar that seems standard across the world), yet @madeinHAWAII is already officially on summer vacation. We hope you'll tell us what the future is like and use your time traveling abilities for good and not evil.

Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Single Digits Till 21


What, exactly, would a drill for a person being single digits till 21? When we had friends who were single digits away from turning 21, you know what we did? We went about our day? We went to class, we studied, we hung out and we did what normal people do when there's a day that isn't special.

Is that what we're supposed to be doing now? 

I mean, we guess it's a little late to start practicing going about my day normally as clearly the time for drills has passed. We'll just wing it and keep doing what we normally do and hope it's right.

(Happy Birthday Shane)

Monday, May 4, 2015

Not a Moron


Kudos, I guess, Josh. I mean, congrats on your diploma, that's awesome and all.  And we're glad you're not a moron, though we here at the Official Official blog don't believe getting a diploma makes you not a moron. A diploma simply shows that you've completed the necessary coursework to earn a degree from a what I assume to be accredited institution. The knowledge and skills you've gained through those courses is what truly makes you not a moron.


Friday, May 1, 2015

Done giving an effort


Seems like the process of making it official is more trouble than it's worth.

Also, impressive that she made it to 9:55. There are days I don't make it past turning on my computer before I'm done giving effort for the day, but I don't out and make it official. I just scroll down twitter looking for things to poke gentle fun at on a poorly read blog. I hope Baylee found something to keep her occupied the rest of the day.

Thursday, April 30, 2015

Officially Dead


 Brother Maynard, I'll let you handle this.


Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Taken


I saw previews for a documentary about this in which a girl is taken by sex slavers and a former government operative must rescue his daughter before she's sold. It seemed dark and gritty and not the kind of thing that would lead someone to use the  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ symbol in a tweet.

Also, I feel like if you were abducted, you wouldn't need to make it official on twitter. Then again, it might help expedite the police search and rescue efforts.

Or, and this is a possibility, Angela here is taken in the relationship sense and is off the market, so to speak, in which case all the single guys hoping to date her appreciate her making it official.

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Banned from all P&O ferries


That's a long way to go for a not terrible joke. Not great, mind you, but certainly not as bad as some I've made. 

Mostly I point this out to say that we're not the only one making bad jokes on the internet, so we appreciate you spending part of your day with us with so many other poor humor options available to you.

Monday, April 27, 2015

Two things


These are two very different things. First off, good luck wherever you're transferring to and at your new abode somewhere other than Chattanooga (which is considered by many to be the third most famous city in Tennessee.)

More importantly, why were you keeping a cat in a bag and only now letting it out. That seems unnecessarily cruel. I mean, I'm glad the cat is out and presumably safe, but if cats had therapists this cat would need a lot of mental help. 

Friday, April 24, 2015

Disbanded an engineering project team


I hope Frat Cat and his team continue to meet on an unofficial basis. Who is this teacher that thinks he or she can simply disband a group of students? Fight the power Frat Cat. 

Also, I hope you got placed on a better team and you did well in the class.

Thursday, April 23, 2015

Going to Syracuse


Is word getting out about this blog and now people are making things "officially official" in hopes of getting featured on a blog with really poor traffic? If so, good new Jacqui, as your plan worked. Though why you would wait until the fall to visit Syracuse, Sicily, which we all know was described by Cicero as "the greatest Greek city and the most beautiful of them all."

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Officially an adult


There seem like a lot of things that people use to make themselves officially an adult. Having blood drawn doesn't seem like the milestone to mark adulthood though. Your first place on your own or graduation from high school, those seem like markers for adulthood.

Nevertheless, Nicole is now officially an adult. No one let her know that it's much more fun being a kid.

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Officially a Bull


If you didn't know USF was the University of South Florida and their mascot was the Bulls, this tweet would make no sense. Now that you do know that, the fact that a woman is claiming to be an animal that is, by definition, male means this tweet still makes no sense.

All that said, good luck Victoria at USF.

Monday, April 20, 2015

Officially Awake


We all are, Kayla, we just don't make it official.

Can you be unofficially awake? We here at the Official Official blog feel that awake is one of those things where you are or you aren't. There's no middle ground. There's no official certification needed.

All that said, we're ready to go back to bed and be officially asleep.

Friday, April 17, 2015

Gotten my life together


 Looks down at my feet.

*sigh*

Maybe tomorrow is the day I officially get my life together. I feel like my life is pretty well together, but I've never made it official. Maybe someday.

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Officially Corey


Come on Starbucks, get it together. A person's name has meaning to them. Continuing to get it wrong simply shows you don't value the person enough to address them correctly. If this was once, or maybe even twice, I'm betting Orey here would be ok with it. Mistakes happen and judging him completely by this one tweet, Orey here seems like a decent person. But Starbucks' continual disrespect of Orey and Orey's name is enough. I'm boycotting Starbucks until they start getting Orey's name correct.

Full disclosure: I don't drink coffee and I've never ordered anything at a Starbucks.

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Not meeting Shawn


Shawn who?  Shawn Michaels the wrestler. Shawn Johnson, the gymnast? Shawn Ray, the bodybuilder? Shawn Stockman, the Boyz II Men singer? Shawn Spencer, the fictional psychic detective from the beloved television series Psych played by James Roday?

Come on Gabriella, we need to know.

Monday, April 13, 2015

Officially my dad


Big deal. Ray Stevens is his own grandpa. 

On the other end of the spectrum, Kandee might be my kid in that my son also falls asleep at the movies. Or, and not knowing what was seen, maybe it was just a boring movie and sleep was the appropriate response. Just because it's a movie doesn't mean it deserves your attention. I'm here to say that sleeping through a movie is not necessarily a bad thing.

Friday, April 10, 2015

Officially Sick


This one I get. Doctors notes for missing school and work make being sick something to be made official. That said, how little trust do we have as a society that we need a doctor's note excusing us from school or work. Fortunately I've never worked at a place that required such documentation, but have read of others who needed a note from a medical professional to miss work. If you don't trust your employees enough to stay home when they're sick, you either need better employees or, more likely, to look at yourself and figure out why you have trust issues. I'd much rather someone stay home when they're not feeling well then come to work sick and get everyone else ill. Even if it's not enough to warrant a visit to the doctor, stay home and keep your germs away from me.

Anyway, hope you're feeling better Bsia. 

Wedding Dress


We're excited for Juvia. Weddings are happy occasions, not times to bicker and argue about who killed who. (If you didn't get that joke, please go watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail.).

That said, we're fairly sure an announcement that wasn't official would have sufficed here. In fact, we don't even know the difference between an announcement and an official announcement. Does one come with a ceremony and perhaps a reception afterwards with an open bar? If so, we're in favor of official announcements. If not, we'll settle for just regular, plain announcements.

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Avoided Teen Pregnancy


This made us laugh. Congrats, I guess, to Gabriela and thanks for making it official. 

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

So Bored


We covered this back in March, but it needs repeating. If you're on the internet and you're bored, that's a lack of imagination or curiosity on your part. There is nearly endless information on any topic you can think of. There are games to play. You can order food and have it delivered to your home if you're one of those people who eat when they're bored.

Being that you're bored and on Twitter, might I suggest finding more interesting people to follow (for the record, we're not those people as we're not that interesting.)

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Performance Major


We like Zach here. Not only is it official. It's officially official. In fact, we're making Zach the Official performance artist of The Official "Official" blog. Good luck Zach.

Monday, April 6, 2015

Running a Marathon


We like to poke fun at people making everyday events official when there's no need  to do so, but this is kind of cool. Good luck Ashly. And we wish you luck as well when you sign up for a 50-mile ultra marathon for your 50th birthday.

Friday, April 3, 2015

I'm Old


Not old enough to use punctuation marks apparently. Look, I've been known to skip out on a period here and there on twitter to fit in under the 140 character limit, but Dawin here used 22 characters. There's 118 left, more than enough for a period or comma.

Come back when you're complaining about kids' punctuation usage, Dawin, then you can officially claim to be old.

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Meet the New Boss


Someone is actually living The Who song Won't Get Fooled Again." That's an impressive accomplishment.

And if that wasn't enough of an earworm, Gumball Crash got the "Everything is Awesome" song from the Lego Movie stuck in my head. I'll let those two compete for space inside your brain.

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Senior Skip Day


Oh, the bingo parlors will be empty. Community centers will not be the centers of communities. Park benches will remain unsat upon. The senior citizens will be skipping their normal activities.

Or, assuming this is for high school, who exactly made it official. I'm not sure the local school board would be reelected if they sanction skipping school and I don't think the students have the authority to declare it so.

Finally, I hope Aquaberry Pimp had fun on skip day, and I really just wrote that because never in my life did I think I'd get to publish a sentence using the words "Aquaberry Pimp."

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Pizza


 First I didn't realize this was a thing that needed to be made official. Is it just pizza? If I drink a beer three days in a row, am I supposed to make that official too? Does it vary by jurisdiction?

Second, pizza three days in a row is nothing to be ashamed of. Take pride in your diet... though I might recommend some moderate physical activity just in case.

Monday, March 30, 2015

Marrying Chipotle


This is the logical conclusion of corporate personhood. We wish Andy and ChipotleTweets a long and happy marriage and assuming Andy isn't independently wealthy, we also hope ChipotleTweets got an iron clad prenuptial agreement.

Friday, March 27, 2015

Baby Shower


That is an oddly specific thing to make official. Were there others clamoring for that title and Jaya was able to win some sort of Survivor type bloodsport to claim this responsibility. Was it sought after or maybe Jaya lost whatever competition was and wants to buy cute clothes for little boys or girls but is forbidden from doing so?

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Panic Mode


Congrats to Caitlin. I, for one, would not have thought to join a Depeche Mode cover band named Panic Mode and then release an album entitled Procrastination, but that's why I'm a lowly blogger and Caitlin here is following her dreams of covering every Depeche Mode song ever. Her years of hard work and dedication to singing and/or instrument playing have paid off by being able to join a cover band. Kudos to you Caitlin.

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Dumbest person ever


And here I thought that was my title. Also, this is good news for everyone who thinks they're dumb. They're not the dumbest. Granted, that is a low bar, but still. It's better than being last.

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

German Verb Conjugation Exercises


I don't often say this, but dude, get help. Seriously, this seems like it could lead to a lifetime of issues. We're not here to judge your hobby. If conjugating German verbs is your thing, go for it with gusto. But being addicted to such behavior is something that should require the assistance of a trained mental health professional.

That said, is there a way to make schadenfreude into a verb? Because that would be cool.

Monday, March 23, 2015

A Homeowner


Having not had the experience, I'm guessing you're not officially a homeowner until you've made your last mortgage payment. For now, you're just living in the home and making payments to the bank.

Also, getting carpet measurements isn't exactly hard work. Not sure how that relates to home ownership, but I'm not officially a home owner, so maybe it's part of the club once you reach that status.

Friday, March 20, 2015

Gannon University


I tend to stay away from official declarations of choosing an institution of higher learning to attend, but this one caught my eye for two reasons. First, as a college sports fan, I've heard of a lot of schools, even the smaller ones. But I've never heard of Gannon University. (Per Wikipedia: Gannon University is a private, co-educational Catholic university located in Erie, Pennsylvania, offering associate's, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees and certificates. Gannon University has an alumni base numbering around 31,500)

But more importantly, how awesome is that logo for Gannon University? It's, you could say, officially awesome.

Thursday, March 19, 2015

House of Cards


 My hope is that this person gets addicted to House next so he can find the treatment for his addiction.

Don't get me wrong, House of Cards is a critically acclaimed show. I started it, but it never fully captured my interest, but I'm willing to give it another shot one day soon. But I'm sure you can enjoy the show just as much without the debilitating nature of addiction. When this guy finishes the show, it's going to be a tough detox.

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

McDonald's Monopoly


First, stop shouting at me.

Second, dude, no matter what you can possibly win from McDonald's Monopoly is far outweighed by the fact you have to eat at McDonald's to play.

Finally, we can all agree that Monopoly sucks, right? I mean, as a game, it's not all that fun to play. There are so many better games out there that you and your family can play. Go find one of those before playing either Monopoly or McDonald's Monopoly.

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Going to bed


This may be why people don't get twitter. There's no need get some kind of legal document to go to bed. (there's not is there? If there is, I can assure you law enforcement members who are reading this that I have all the documentation stored safely away for seven years as is (presumably) required.) You just go to bed. It's like the Monty Python and the Holy Grail scene where they're reading the carvings on the rock in the Castle Aaargh. You wouldn't carve the word "Aaargh" you'd just say it. 



Monday, March 16, 2015

Officially Ugly


Come on dude. Don't be so hard on yourself. We all have insecurities that make us feel badly about ourselves.

Also, is there an agency or some sort of standards and practices board that makes these determinations? Seems like a thankless job. Odds are people who are pretty already know they're pretty, even if they, too, have things about themselves they don't like and wouldn't need the external reinforcement to validate themselves. Meanwhile, people who are not pretty also probably are aware of this and don't need to have it reinforced by someone else judging them.

Friday, March 13, 2015

Texas forgot how to Texas


Did Texas mess with Texas and as a result forget how to Texas?

More importantly, the idea of taking a state name and making it a verb is dumb. At best, Texas can be an adjective, but primarily when referring to toast. "To Texas" is not a thing. Stop trying to make it a thing.

Thursday, March 12, 2015

It's not official


Guys, I think this person has made my blog obsolete. I mean, none of the other things made official have come from @sadlycurrupt, so does that mean nothing is official. Is my wedding now invalid? Do I not owe taxes anymore? Is it really not peanut butter jelly time? 

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Naming a Giraffe


Usually zoos have contests and engage the community when it comes to naming baby animals. But I may be presumptuous in assuming this is a baby giraffe in a zoo and not someone's personal pet named Tom. Either way, glad to know Tom has a name. 

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

A horned frog


I'm officially a human. But the fact that horned frogs are now tweeting makes me question the whole superiority of human beings now. 

Monday, March 9, 2015

The Beach


Isn't the bigger question why you weren't officially ready for summer and the beach? It's like saying you're officially ready for ice cream or donuts. There's never a bad time for any of those things and you should always be ready.

It's like saying "The earth is officially revolving around the sun." There's no need to say it as we all know and agree to it. That said, I totally understand people who have been buried in snow all winter desperately wanting something resembling warm weather. I, meanwhile, enjoyed 80+ degree temperatures for a few days last week, so maybe I'm not quite so anxious for summer.

Friday, March 6, 2015

Bored


We have a meager but growing archive of blog posts here at The Official Official. Please feel free to peruse them at your leisure to alleviate the boredom you currently feel. Hopefully as this blog was posted more than a week after your tweet you have found a way to cure your boredom, perhaps in a constructive way such as learning a language or volunteering with someone less fortunate than you or by complaining on the internet that you can't find anything to interest you.

Also, YOU'RE ON THE INTERNET. There is boundless information about practically anything you have a passing interest in. If you have the internet and you're bored, it's not because you don't have anything to do, it's because you have a lack of curiosity about the world around you.

We would, however, appreciate a copy of the official notification you received for being bored for our records. Such documentation will be invaluable to our archives

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Thinks I'm insane



Let's get this out of the way first. We have no way of knowing if Hannah here is insane. She may be, she may not be. Not having access to her medical records and laws preventing medical professionals from giving out information to strangers calling about someone's mental health mean we have no way to validate this guy in her apartment's view.

That being said, we're now at a point in our society where we give out official notifications for thoughts. I'm not sure I want certificates for all my thoughts. In fact, I'm pretty sure you wall would think I'm the worst person in the world if you had access to what I was thinking. I certainly don't want my thoughts recognized in some sort of commemorative way. But I'm just one person. I can't change society all on my own, so we're stuck with some of our thoughts receiving official status.

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Never to early for Pizza


For the second consecutive Wednesday, we're talking pizza. And it's nice to know someone has finally started this movement in some kind of official way. For too long those of us who have believe it's never to early for pizza have been forced underground into our own secretive meetings for fear of being found out by "Big Breakfast." But now, thanks to Adam here, we have a leader in the movement.

Presumably he's filed whatever paperwork is necessary to be a lobbyist in Washington, DC as well as the various state capitals. He doesn't say if this is an international effort, but one can only assume he or someone on his robust staff will be at the United Nations as well as have representatives at the European Union, and the G-20 summits.

This is huge and I hope you get on board with the movement.

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Officially 10 Again


This is huge. Like, I don't know why I waited almost a week to write about it. Maddie Webb has discovered time travel. She's gone from apparently the legal age to drive in her jurisdiction back to being 10 years old. Even assuming she's only gone back six years, think of the advantages. She's going to totally rock 4th grade again. Those English tests she thought were so hard are going to be a breeze now. Those awkward middle school years will be less stressful with the knowledge that she's gained since being in High School for a year or two.

Now what we don't know is if she went back in time or that her body has simply reversed the aging process and somehow become 10 again. If she went back in time, there's all kinds of questions that are conveniently not addressed the the documentary "Back to the Future." If she's reversed the aging process, we need to know if this is a one time thing or can she keep doing this. Can she live Rod Stewart's dream of being Forever Young?

Finally, I have a son who isn't 10 yet, so am I supposed to recognize that birthday with a formal ceremony to make it official?

Monday, March 2, 2015

I'm a bore


 We here at the Official Official blog are nothing if not helpful. (We're also a time waster and take things far more seriously than they need to be taken, but we're also helpful.) As such, we've come up with some ways for @lineo__ to continue conversations.

When you get to a point in the conversation where you don't know what else to say, try the following:

  • That's interesting, tell me more.
  • Speaking of (whatever was being discussed), what did you think of last weeks Bachelor?
  • I never knew that. You know what else I didn't know until recently, those little things on the end of your shoelaces are called aglets.
  • I'm bored with how this conversation is going, let's talk about me.
  • Uggh, I hate that. You know what else I hate, the (insert ethnic, racial or religious group)*
  • You know, I think this conversation has been very beneficial. I've learned a lot from it and now feel like I'm a better person able to go about my day with a new-found zeal for life and will take what I've learned here, incorporate it in to my life and make the changes necessary to have the life I want, one of happiness, joy and of helping others. I would never have guessed talking about the best place to  buy banana bread would change my life so much.**


*Only do this if you're a racist or a bigot. Also, if you're a racist or a bigot, please reevaluate your life choices.

**Only applies to Banana Bread discussions.

Friday, February 27, 2015

Officially Old


Psssst... Cristin. Should you ever come across this blog a couple quick hints to help you from having to do things that make you feel old. In fact, doing these could actually make you seem cool among your, apparently elderly, friends.


1. google.com It's a fantastic website. You just type in what you want to know and it provides all kinds of links to help you discover it.

2. If that's too complicated, knowyourmeme.com/ is a repository of all things internet memes to you. 

These will make your life easier.

That being said, being old isn't a bad thing. It beats the alternative.

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Switching Majors


What kind of college offers this? I mean, I'm sure there may be a film school somewhere that may look at how Friends was structured and the changes in character development of the six New Yorkers over the decade the show was on the air. But to be able to major in that?

Nevertheless, we here at the Official Official Blog wish Tyler the best on his new academic goals. College should be about getting an education, not simply preparing oneself to be another cog in the machine of the economy. So if Tyler wants to take a deep dive in to Friends and Having Existential Crises during his time at school, rather than mock, we wish him well.

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Pizza

Bad news potential suitors. She's decided to marry pizza.

Also, did I miss a decision where the Supreme Court made it legal to marry a Supreme Pizza?

Sorry, I'll show myself out.

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Empire

Empire, for those not acquianted with it, is drama on FOX about a music mogul who is diagnosed with a terminal disease and the family members who are fighting for control of the company. (In unrelated news, you're now unofficially caught up on Empire.) I actually haven't watched the show, but listened to a podcast about it but from the sounds of it, it has a soapy, Beverly Hills 90210 quality to it that could make it fun if you're in to that kind of show.

Unlike the old days (days my son will never truly understand), if you missed an episode of a show, you had to hope the "previously on Empire" clips before a new episode would be enough to catch you up until the network reran the episode. Now, with everything on demand, typically the next day, it's easy to be caught up and not really something that needs to be commemorated with an official declaration. Nevertheless, he we are, making things official.

Monday, February 23, 2015

Grandma has worms

On Keith Olbermann's old MSNBC show, he would nightly countdown the worst person in the world. Typically it was a politician doing something either so egregious as to offend the consciousness of Olbermann or something so hypocritical that calling them out was was necessary. Not once do I recall him ever naming someone who chased down his or her grandmother with a worm and making her cry.

Perhaps he should have. While the image of someone chasing down their grandmother with a worm is kind of funny, if it's going to make her cry, it is kind of cruel. And while it doesn't rise to level of Boko Haram or ISIS for being the worst person in the world, it's not going on the positive side of the ledger of things this person has done.