Well... it could've been way worse...
...at least she used ink... and not the blood of a hundred cats...
Margaret Atwood scrawls a list of nouns and adjectives on a dinner napkin, in two columns: On the right (interestingly enough) are negative leadership characteristics (“dictator,” “mean,” “always right, like God” — gee, whoever could she be talking about?) and on the left are their more desirable opposites.
And … well, for some reason, she thought Canadians would be interested in her napkin. And for some reason, the Toronto Star agreed!
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That would only leave her with, what, one hundred cats? Two hundred?
[Weird coincidence: captcha=catic]
So, who's Margaret Atwood?
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"anon asks... So, who's Margaret Atwood?"
exactly.
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"who's margaret atwood"
dear god. This is hilarious.
Reminds you of Cretin and his napkin.
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