Patrick Elliott wrote:
> Wonder if they where the ones that reported that Jeff Goldbloom had died 
> falling from a mountain, in New Zealand, and 'verified' it by talking to 

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> the cops there? Colbert had Goldbloom on "during" his announcement of 

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> his supposed death, and the later 'confirmation' that he had indeed 

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> died. Funnier than hell.

See how the second set of quote marks are not saying "Really really 
confirmed", but rather "claimed to be confirmed but not really"?  How you 
put quotes around the word "verified" to say "they said it was verified, but 
obviously they were incorrect"?

Just sayin'.... :-)

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   Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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   border of the State of Mind.

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