Monday, October 02, 2017

A footnote doesn't mean something is correct

It's a lesson the readers of CRAPAPEDIA needs to grasp.

Take "Morgan Freeman: War Whore" who never spoke out against the Iraq War.

But you'd never know that to read CRAPAPEDIA which includes Morgan on their "List of veterans critical of the Iraq War:"





It's got to be true!!!! It has a footnote!!!!

Yes, it does.

To a 2012 USA TODAY article noting what Morgan Freeman said in the commercial he recorded for Barack Obama's re-election campaign.



No, Morgan was never one to stand against war.







No, CRAPAPEDIA, Just No

In the Eddie Rabbitt entry at CRAPAPEDIA, this was found:

The illness and subsequent death of his son put his career on hold following the 1985 RCA Records release Rabbitt Trax, which included the No. 1 "Both to Each Other (Friends and Lovers)", a duet with country pop star Juice Newton. Like "You and I," the song was used as the theme for a soap opera, this time for Days of Our Lives.[16]


Problem?

The link at CRAPAPEDIA goes to the British paper INDEPENDENT which states the song was used on DAYS OF OUR LIVES.

No, it was not.

DAYS OF OUR LIVES used Gloria Loring's version.  Gloria Loring played Liz, a singer, she performed in the night club with Carl Anderson.  It was used as the theme song for the show's supercouple Kimberly and Shane.

Remember, kids, it's not WIKIPEDIA, it's CRAPAPEDIA.

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This edition's playlist

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1) Tori Amos' NATIVE INVADERS.


2) Aimee Mann's MENTAL ILLNESS.




3) Alicia Keys' HERE.




4) Janet Jackson's UNBREAKABLE.





5) Sam Smith's IN THE LONELY HOUR DROWNING SHADOW EDITION.



6) Aretha Franklin's ARETHA SINGS THE GREAT DIVA CLASSICS.



7) Aretha Franklin's WHO'S ZOOMIN' WHO.

8) Aretha Franklin's SPARKLE.


9) Aretha Franklin's A ROSE IS STILL A ROSE.


10) Tori Amos' LITTLE EARTHQUAKES.






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