All Intensive Purposes

The LA Times notes:

In a May 17 radio broadcast, telephilosopher Bill O'Reilly fantasized . . . that terrorists might "grab" the Los Angeles Times editorial and opinion editor "out of his little house and . . . cut his head off." O'Reilly went on, "And maybe when the blade sinks in, he'll go, 'Perhaps O'Reilly was right.'"

Said editorial and opinion editor is Michael Kinsley, who has history with O'Reilly. Kinsley called O'Reilly on some typical bloviating (pretensions of middle-class ordinariness). "O'Reilly had a cow." It's nice to know that, more than four years later, O'Reilly is daydreaming publicly about Kinsley's decapitation. (Well, not nice, but oddly comforting, in the same way that the sun's appearance every morning is comforting.)