They also include unrestrained outbreaks of opinion pieces. Antibiotics are on their way. Fortunately, this particular epidemic of Dianitis has mutated into a refined strain focusing on a few tiring ethical questions involving celebrities and the media. Humans have a built-in Short Attention Span antibody that should kill the strain in no time. Dianitic opinions abounded, many calling Graglia a racist.
Dianitic cases emerge from the strangest places.
We all laughed when we heard that several backwoods Kentuckians had come down with Mad Squirrel Disease after eating squirrel brains. Yet here he is , recalling his boyhood days shooting and chowing down on the furry little critters. I'm sure we can all sympathize with Mr. Opinion, as well as hope he someday finds a cure for his condition. One writer even got a case of Dianitis so severe he became addicted to death-based Internet sites . Fortunately, Dianitis isn't fatal.