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		<title>Obama: You&#8217;ve Got Something&#8230;</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:49:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last night, I watched Barack Obama's acceptance speech on a neighbor's high-falutin' High Definition television. The up-close-and-personal HD technology appears to benefit no face on TV---silver fox Anderson Cooper could stand to lay off the foundation; silver Wolf Blitzer's glinty eyes make him look perpetually high. Barack Obama, however, looks somehow even more fantastic; one [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9d/Barack_Obama.jpg" alt="" width="174" height="235" />Last night, I watched <strong>Barack Obama</strong>'s acceptance speech on a neighbor's high-falutin' High Definition television. The up-close-and-personal HD technology appears to benefit no face on TV---silver fox <strong>Anderson Cooper</strong> could stand to lay off the foundation; silver <strong>Wolf Blitzer</strong>'s glinty eyes make him look perpetually high. Barack Obama, however, looks somehow even more fantastic; one member of the viewing party described him as "crisper" in HD. Mmm. Crispy.</p>
<p>Mid-speech, however, the HD turned on Obama, exposing a small collection of saliva in the left crease of the candidate's mouth. (Spittle not pictured in the above Wikipedia-snatched photo). The development nearly incapacitated my housemate; he spent the remainder of the speech in a nervous fit, wishing aloud that one polite delegate would flag down the candidate and discretely wipe his own mouth, the telltale indication that Obama "has got something ... right over ... no ... a little to the left ... there, you've got it."</p>
<p>One viewer twittered the spittle, in the hopes that some party operative would intervene. None answered our call.</p>
<p>Near the speech's end, Obama did move to wipe the corner of his mouth, causing a grand celebration  among the party. However, the move only displaced the spittle, helping it to migrate lower down the lip. My housemate hung his head in shame. High Definition spares no one.</p>
<p>Good luck, McCain.</p>
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