Oh, yay. I do that all the time when I'm too lazy to cite research that I was too lazy to do for my papers. Glad to see I'm like the professionals!

Sometimes I also use Gawker as a source. Not because I'm lazy, but because it's RELEVANT.

More importantly, what might a botanist say about Hillary?

@FitnessMadeSimple: Ooh, ooh, a botanist might say that Mrs. Clinton's campaign is not rooted in reality and that despite her best efforts to plant the seed of doubt about Obama's electability, she simply lacks a sufficient amount of chlorophyll to initiate photosynthesis, particularly with her phloem and xylem failing to bring her the nutrients she so badly needs.

@FitnessMadeSimple:It's her final deciduous and she is sticking with it.

@FitnessMadeSimple: A unnamed pop botanist says you can smell millions of lilies around Hillary's campaign, the way you would at a funeral.

A tree might fall in the forest and land on the last Times reader.

Actually, a pop psychologist might convene four lazy journos to a staged intervention on daytime television, as a pop psychologist might just consider ethical lapses a desperate cry for help; a pop psychologist might then sloppily address the self-esteem and imposter-complex issues crippling the profession. Mothers might also be discussed to therapeutic effect.