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Darren New wrote:
> 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
>
> Correct quote marks.
>
>> the cops there? Colbert had Goldbloom on "during" his announcement of
>
> Incorrect quote marks.
>
>> his supposed death, and the later 'confirmation' that he had indeed
>
> Correct quote marks.
>
>> 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'.... :-)
>
Yeah, yeah, yeah.. At this point its frakking habit, and... those are
hard to break. Same, to some extent, with the long sentences. Its how I
am *actually* thinking at the time I write it, and getting the thought
out. To break it up would require going back and logically reworking the
entire structure in most cases, and I am usually also thinking about 4-5
other things I am planning to do *after*, so actually stopping to look
and see if I did such a thing isn't natural for me. lol
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