Sources are now confirming that no words in the human language can possibly describe how truly unimportant the next three hours at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles actually are. According to the worlds most prominent linguists, even strong words and phrases specifically designed to convey pointlessness, such as meaningless, worthless, fucking worthless, and void of anything even close to resembling actual significance, drastically fail to capture how utterly inconsequential the event now airing live on national television is. In addition, reports indicate that the extraordinarily high level of inanity currently taking place on ABC right this very second cannot sufficiently be captured by simply saying, This is dumb, and changing the channel. Typically, human language is such a powerful and malleable tool that, if one is thoughtful enough, one can use it to communicate any idea or emotion one has, said Dr. Lawrence Sheppard, head of Harvard Universitys linguistics department, adding that even if one were to plumb the depths of ancient Greek or Sanskrit, they would still not find an expression capable of describing the sheer insignificance of Tom Bergeron winning an Emmy Award. But three hours of late-night talk-show host Jimmy Kimmel introducing people so they can then give awards to other people for television acting? There is literally no combination of sounds capable of describing how stupifuckingtacularly dumb that is. See, I tried just now, and I couldnt do it, Sheppard added. Joining language scholars in their assessment were various quantitative biologists, physicists, and anthropologists, all of whom agreed that nothing we could doverbal or nonverbalcould ever encapsulate the triviality of a ceremony that nominates a television program called The Penguins Of Madagascar: The Return Of The Revenge Of Dr. Blowhole for an award. Moreover, experts in those fields all noted that within the span of a lifetime no one would ever remember, or care, about anything that happened at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards. The gathering of television actors, writers, and producers that will take places over the next 180 minutes is so inconsequential in every way that it really shouldnt be occurring, Duke University historian Dr. Sharon Lynch said. A common test applied by historians is to ask: Would the course of human history be the same if an event like this didnt happen? Is it difficult to nail down a reason as to why this event is happening in the first place? Do the events invitees include someone who has been involved with the television show Greys Anatomy? If you can answer yes to any of those questions, Lynch added, then an event is historically worthless and adds nothing to the experience of life on this planet. Lynch added that people who care about the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards are either very sad people, or are living lives in which they lack any understanding of what constitutes an actual important and relevant occurrence and what does not. At press time, despite what has just been written here, this reporter really hopes Jon Hamm wins tonight because the guy fucking deserves it, and this season of Mad Men was really good, and while sources can argue that it served primarily as setup for the next season, they cannot argue the fact that Megan has truly come into her own and added a new element of depth to the show. And if the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences chooses not to recognize that then they can go straight to hell. That being said, if they do choose to recognize it, this reporter will be really happy because, well, its just nice to have something you like so much be validated live in front of a national audience. Sure, that sounds pathetic. This reporter knows it. But its true. Its just true. 