CuddlyCassowary

Canama? Pamada?

Or hand it over to Bezos and now you get Amazon Mail! (Whenever the hell it feels like showing up…)

Due to lack of participation, I’m pretty sure he’s in Georgia dealing with a musical competition at the moment.

Well, they’ll all be in one place at a known time…

And I stand by mine, as “snuff something out” in the modern Cambridge dictionary is “to cause to end suddenly,” and of course that’s what they’re trying to do by using a polygraph as “evidence” (which it’s not going to accomplish, but that doesn’t stop attempted improper usage of the device). Their approach (as in many things) is horribly wrong, but the reporter’s word usage is not improper.

If you want to go the linguistic history route, “snuff” literally meant “to sniff at in order to examine” starting in 1810, so it’s technically (the best kind of?) correct to use it in this context, although still awkward in terms of modern colloquialisms.

I think it’s meant to “snuff out” as in “kill” the leaks, not necessarily the perpetrators. Like, we’re gonna do this to end the leaks. The wording is somewhat awkward and questionable, but not necessarily incorrect. Snuff out is used to refer to extinguishing candles, so it’s not unheard of to use it in contexts other than ending human lives.

So clearly the guns are working. (/s)

Edit: Actually, my high school had a homecoming king and queen, so I take that back. Schools are infested with the monarchy!

Tocabe in Denver is excellent too. It has some pretty unique flavor combinations going on.

Why did the logo on his shirt disappear?

Not quite an answer, but it was one sketch called Black Jeopardy in last night’s 3 hour long SNL 50th Anniversary special. Maybe that will help you find it.

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