SJ.com Style Guide, redux

[Meat Slapping Sound]

I didn't see any JDV references. "Provably, Demonstrably" could be a worthy addition.

 

[outofplace]

Frak that Frakking meathead.

And yes, I'm going to get around the filters the way the writers of Battlestar Galactica got around the FCC. I'm still amazed that worked. They were pretty blatant about what it meant.

Of course, there are other ways around it. F uck these f ucking filters.

 

[Meat Slapping Sound]

Frak that Frakking meathead.

And yes, I'm going to get around the filters the way the writers of Battlestar Galactica got around the FCC. I'm still amazed that worked. They were pretty blatant about what it meant.

Of course, there are other ways around it. F uck these f ucking filters.

Frak him all you want, but his emergence and disappearance was a seminal time in the history of this board.

 

[outofplace]

Frak him all you want, but his emergence and disappearance was a seminal time in the history of this board.

Uh, sure. lol

 

[Meat Slapping Sound]

Uh, sure. lol

It provably, demonstrably was.

 

[HanSenSE]

If I may make a suggestion:

Nothing happening in ________ . When there's nothing happening in a baseball game.

 

[jr/shotglass]

If I may make a suggestion:

Nothing happening in ________ . When there's nothing happening in a baseball game.

Very appropriate, and I'd have it in there already but for the fact that I don't seem to be able to edit my own posts in this thread.

They must have seen my act before.

 

[Baron Scicluna]

Two oldies, but goodies:

You only cover us when ______ An old journalism reference when readers would call up the newspaper to complain about the lack of coverage until their favorite team loses, and then blames the newspaper for the team losing. Can also be used currently when something bad happens to someone obscure.

Deprive ____ of a scholarship. Also a journalism reference going back to when readers, typically youth sports parents, believe that their darling’s team was entitled to newspaper coverage and that college coaches were scouring the sports pages as a scouting tool, and would decide tk scout players on the basis of a newspaper article like it’s 1925.

 

[Situation]

****ing suits: Frederick's term of endearment for out of touch newspaper executives.