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Fox News

Can't [even] [Balance] their Weathermen! [meteorologist]

After reviewing your webcast late yesterday afternoon I felt well convinced that Howard your "[Chief]" meteorologist on [fox news] Tampa [local] 13 showed no [real] chance of rain after the giant high pressure moved in and pushed everything East overnight. I ride a motorcycle and usually do not go by one forecast. However, listening to what he claimed on the webcast late yesterday that the pattern was going to go back to no [real] shot of rain and yesterday was the [real] last chance we would have of seeing any near the West Coast for the next four days at least. I question... Was or is it worth your [time] to put this totally wrong forecast into production. Also how can two of your weathermen have such different forecasts. It is one of your Fox weathermen on the radio station that my girlfriend listens too and he [indeed] had a 100% different forecast as of yesterday afternoon. Unfortunately we did not discuss the weather until I was on my bike on the day with what HOWARD said had ZERO chance of producing rain ... much less possible SEVERE STORMS. Fair and balanced ? Your own weather guys aren't even balanced. Are they?

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Fox News

A television channel that, despite all evidence to the contrary, is not a comedy or parody channel. they tend to cater to the extreme right of politics, who are in fact, a minority. they just happen to have the loudest audience. Fox news tends to distort news stories to paint the republican party as the hero, or, if there is no way to manipulate the news in the way they want, they resort to a downright ass pull that people nonetheless believe because it's what the want to hear. one such instance was where they claimed the original mass effect game would feature "full frontal nudity" and was a "sex simulation game" that only existed to "corrupt the minds of the new generation.*" heartless bastards only brought in one person who had played the game, and he was an idiot at defending it. in other words, fox is great for a laugh, but don't belive a single thing they say. *not exact quotes, but close enough.

Jane doe: "did you watch fox news? they have hilarious story going about how democrats are evil!" John doe: "that's great! you can always count on them for a laugh!"

By ratbrainbasher

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