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Oct 13, 2009

What They Really Mean...

...when a reporter or anchor says something came "all the way from" and the place is in North America...what they're really saying is
"I haven't traveled much, so I think Canada or Mexico or California is far away."
[This may or may not be a new series...and I may or may not open it up to nominations/suggestions. (-: ]

2 comments:

Jay Croft said...

How about "All the way from Wetumpka?"

Kevin L. said...

What about "all the way from the bathroom"?

I may or may not contribute.

Of course, it's equally inane to use it whether or not one is well-traveled.

Consider, for example, if someone were to come "'half the way' from" somewhere.

Exactly how would that work?