Last week or so, we covered swine flu preparedness at one of NYC’s public schools, in which one IS238 student laments the pressures of compliance.
There he is giving a model sneeze, which, it turns out, some adults haven’t yet gotten the hang of. Take Chuck Todd, for instance, who apparently has been playing a little too much rubber pencil in the White House press room. Todd had the misfortune of committing a nasal faux pas in front of Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who took him right to school:
“I mean what is that about? Jeez!” says Sebelius, half-joking. “Who’s got some Purell, give that to Mr. Todd right away. A little hand sanitizer. We’ll have Elmo give a special briefing.”
Ouch, Chuck. Do you touch the president with that hand?
They really on us on this.
Last week or so, we covered swine flu preparedness at one of NYC’s public schools, in which one IS238 student laments the pressures of compliance.
There he is giving a model sneeze, which, it turns out, some adults haven’t yet gotten the hang of. Take Chuck Todd, for instance, who apparently has been playing a little too much rubber pencil in the White House press room. Todd had the misfortune of committing a nasal faux pas in front of Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who took him right to school:
Ouch, Chuck. Do you touch the president with that hand?
[see video at Mediaite]