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Whoa, am I crazy for thinking "cop to" means "admit to"? I can't find this sense in any online dictionary at the moment.
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Nevermind, freakin' UrbanDictionary has it. I wonder why dictionary.com doesn't. Is it that new a usage?
"Snowed in" in the sense that the office was preemptively closed, and the subways were still not running in the morning, but we got totally spared.…
Snowing a bit; last I looked about an inch had settled on the ground. Supposed to get a foot or so overnight. I'm trying to reconcile the general…
Puttered around the apartment most of the day since it was pretty ugly and cold outside. Read some interesting things about asynchronous circuits and…
"Snowed in" in the sense that the office was preemptively closed, and the subways were still not running in the morning, but we got totally spared.…
Snowing a bit; last I looked about an inch had settled on the ground. Supposed to get a foot or so overnight. I'm trying to reconcile the general…
Puttered around the apartment most of the day since it was pretty ugly and cold outside. Read some interesting things about asynchronous circuits and…