BBischof

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Oct 1	awarded	Notable Question
Aug 6	awarded	Yearling
Jun 15	awarded	Necromancer
Feb 1	asked	What does one call terms like “astroturfing”?
Sep 26	awarded	Popular Question
Aug 7	awarded	Yearling
Jul 22	comment	When did “while” and “whilst” become interchangeable? @ickydog, exactly my point.
Jul 3	revised	Would or Could, in a list of questions, is the first verb always the correct choice? added 57 characters in body; edited tags
Jun 27	awarded	Nice Question
Jun 9	comment	What are a stag's comrades called? His wingmen? :P
May 31	comment	What is a word or phrase for when an artist cannot live up to his (or another author's) earlier work? In some contexts, "jumping the shark" is the moment which defines this downturn.
May 30	comment	Scottish vs. scotch Is that an Anchorman reference? ;)
May 30	comment	Meaning and usage of “bite me” Good answer, but for clarity I want to mention that in my experience, "bite me" is much less intense of a phrase than "go to hell". You kinda mention this, but I want to emphasize that often this phrase is often said as a super soft version of "stuff it".
May 29	comment	Is there a specific word for “jolted from naïveté”? Putting it in that context drastically changes things. I recommend you put that link in your question.
May 29	comment	Is there a specific word for “jolted from naïveté”? Ha! I was thinking of a written use. You make a good point, that spoken, this sounds a bit rough.
May 29	comment	Difference between “should” and “ought to” Good question! I have also wondered about this.
May 29	comment	Is there a specific word for “jolted from naïveté”? Sorry for the controversial nature of the example sentence. If it is too inappropriate, I can remove it.
May 29	answered	Is there a specific word for “jolted from naïveté”?
May 29	comment	Is there a specific word for “jolted from naïveté”? Awesome question!
May 27	comment	What's the origin of the word “geezer”? Excellent answer, I am very happy to see that "old geezer" is not as redundant as I once thought.