I went to j-school for this? Part III

From Grand Rapids, Mich., comes a tale of religious persecution, which kind of combines the last two segments of "I went to j-school for this?"

"I went to j-school for this?!?!?" Part II

From somewhere in Idaho comes a gross story that requires the reporter to say "leave a log." Seriously, folks. I'm sure this is important to that community, and I'm all for using creative language, but this somehow seemed inappropriate to me. And the visuals are just plain nasty. I guess if you've got to cover this, you've got to do it with a sense of humor.

"I went to j-school for this?!?!"

From the Ozark region of Missouri comes an in-depth look at a different organization. This affliate, the poor bastards, did a report on a group at Missouri State University called the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

At no point in the report was there a hint of humor. Everything was done with a perfectly straight face. Seriously, how could this reporter not lose it when he said that the group believes natural disasters are a result of fewer pirates in the world?

Where's the integrity? This story would do better buried in the Onion.