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mtm

I did see a clip of a presenter on Newsmax (is that what it's called) on USTV having a go at a journalist who wrote a story in The Atlantic because he used the word 'verisimilitude' and claimed he had to look it up. And this guy is supposedly a journalist with his own show or segment. Either he's genuinely not very bright or was pretending to be, neither of which are good.

LucknFate

mtm wrote: »

I did see a clip of a presenter on Newsmax (is that what it's called) on USTV having a go at a journalist who wrote a story in The Atlantic because he used the word 'verisimilitude' and claimed he had to look it up. And this guy is supposedly a journalist with his own show or segment. Either he's genuinely not very bright or was pretending to be, neither of which are good.

Even still, that's quite a degree a harder word to spell and pronounce than "conundrum"

Recipe For A Kill

QBranch

Since it's been getting colder here (I mean where I live - not this forum...)

Winter Takes All

Solstice adaptation or nuclear winter plot.

Since62

QBranch wrote: »

Since it's been getting colder here (I mean where I live - not this forum...)

Winter Takes All

Solstice adaptation or nuclear winter plot.

Some folks would think it a typographical error

Ok but seriously, perhaps a set of films, themed to the seasons ?

Spring Into Action
007 Days of Summer (Zoe Deschanel and Joseph Gordon Leavitt play the villainous couple)
Trip, Stumble and Fall
The Return of DeWynter (with a SGI Sean Connery as the villain and it turns out M was Steed, with Uma Thurman as a very a-Peel-ing lady lead)

Dragonpol

QBranch wrote: »

Since it's been getting colder here (I mean where I live - not this forum...)

Winter Takes All

Solstice adaptation or nuclear winter plot.

Is Sir August de Wynter the villain in that one?

Dragonpol

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