Ye Olde Þrīe Þings

Þing ān
Russell Brand (who?) has come up with a plan to rid the world of the likes of Justin Bieber (who?). He thinks that teen sensations should all be junkies in order to weed out the weakest. Hilarious! I can see why his comedy is so popular. Fortunately, that old saw about Americans being irony deficient (I take a multi-vitamin for my irony deficiency) seems to be proven false, because I managed to notice the irony that Brand is engaged to a teen sensation. Or maybe the irony is in saying that we don’t understand irony when there is irony. It’s irony all the way down. My head hurts; I think it’s time for my vitamin.

Þing twēgen
Did anybody else know about this? And if so, why didn’t you tell me?

Þing Þrīe
Finally, I apologize for this.

Note: The word “ye” would have been pronounced like “the,” since “y” was often substituted for the thorn character (Þ), so, in using both, my title doesn’t make much sense.

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