by Smitty
I’d like to propose ‘glenren’, a contraction of ‘Glenn Reynolds’, as a special term for the blend of faux naïveté, weapons-grade sarcasm, and systematic understatement so brutally employed by The Blogfather:
Usage: “That there was an intense glenren.”
Go buy something from Amazon… Via a blogger of course.
Submit it to UrbanDictionary.com
Done deal.
So, would the milliglenren be known as the “heh”?
Excellent suggestion!
<brain fart>
Removed.
That was in use on the internet before the www age, so no.
Shorter “glenren”:
“Who controls the past controls the future; who controls the present controls the past.” … George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, Chapter 1
Obama’s administration, with their control of the present, controlled the past (or more specifically the perception of the past), and by so doing controlled the future, i.e. the election.