Where is the logic in that?" another commentator named Liubin wrote.
Early in February an Irish horse-race commentator named Michael O'Hehir will draw the name of the winner.
He was really had injured and had to live under huge pressure," said one commentator named Shanyao.
"Honestly, the device is fugly," a commentator named KenC said on the Silicon Alley Insider: "The early 90s called and they want their device back".
As a commentator named Zhang Bingjian put it: "What would happen if every director and producer published the censorship process on Weibo from now on?" Photograph by Andy Wong/AP.
A commentator named "WonkyDonkey" wrote, "I just saw 'Street fight' last week, read the Star-Ledger today and STILL have absolutely no idea what Booker is talking about here".
As for the prime minister, the veteran journalist David Horovitz called it a "masterstroke" while Amit Segal, Channel 2's commentator, named it "the deal of the century," saying Mr. Netanyahu got Mr. Mofaz for "half price" and 27 other lawmakers free.
At WCAU-TV in Philadelphia, he worked with a baritone news anchor, John Facenda, who became a vocal deity as the narrator of tundras at NFL Films, and a showbiz commentator named Ed McMahon.
A commentator named "doubting Thomas" tossed out this proof: "We've got friggin' surveillance cameras here in banks that take nothing but blurry photos -- we're supposed to believe that this robot ship flew to Mars and somehow took this high-resolution picture of itself?
A new commentator named Eric Bolling — a trader who also defected from CNBC, which has taken him to court for violating the terms of his contract — was described as a "Wall Street guru," thus giving his views a weight they don't remotely deserve.
("This impeachment threat is out there," a Fox News commentator named Liz Peek warned the crowd at last week's CPAC, the annual conference for conservatives, according to the Washington Post. "It's a very good reason to go vote, and to give money").
