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ZeroCool@feddit.ch to News@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 years ago

Man arrested for pointing gun at 6-year-old boy's head over Halloween goody bag

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Man arrested for pointing gun at 6-year-old boy's head over Halloween goody bag

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ZeroCool@feddit.ch to News@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 years ago
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A man has been arrested after allegedly pulling a gun on a 6-year-old and pointing it at his head over Halloween candy, police say.
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      He also shared that just the night before the incident, two people had knocked on their door severally and ran away before he opened the door.

      “WTF is severally?”

      Severally: separately or individually; each in turn.

      Guess that’s my new word for the day.

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          I thought so at first as well, but it’s an actual word.

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            Right? This is the first time I’ve heard this word used like this in my life, and I’m fairly well read and educated. Like I don’t doubt it is grammatically correct, but in my opinion, a writer’s job is to communicate effectively - especially in a news article. Because using the word like this caused general confusion among the readers, it is a failed communication.

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              It’s apparently more commonly used in legal documents - explains why we haven’t encountered it before.

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                Yeah you’ll often see it when co-signing a loan for example, where both parties are “both jointly and severally responsible” for the loan.

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        Opposite of jointly!

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          I would have thought that “separately” served that purpose just fine.

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            “Severally” connotes separated by intent. Separate and independent.

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      Wen reportedly told cops that he “just wanted to scare them.”

      Because the best way to do that is by brandishing a lethal weapon.

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        Well, it probably is the best way to scare them

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        If only there was some socially acceptable way to scare six year olds at the end of October in North America.

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      a resident of the infamous Long Island,

      IANAA, what is long island infamous for?

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        Put simply, shenanigans.

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        It’s essential the northern Florida.

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          Oh come on, I lived there for four years and have visited Florida many many times. It is not Northern Florida in any way.

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          Not only is this completely wrong, it doesn’t even make sense with the context of the post the person you’re replying to is asking about. 0/10 troll bait.

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        what does not being an accountant have to do with it?

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          That explains why somebody who says I Am Not An Alcoholic would not know what Long Island is famous for.

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        IIFFBINYABAI.

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          I Ingest Four Fries Because I Never Yeeted A Burger Across Idaho?

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            Could be Forty Fries

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        It’s more than famous. It’s not just famous, it’s infamous!

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          So many Martins and Stevens in that movie.

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        Amy Fisher? Iced Tea? The Montauk monster? The New York Islanders? Brooklyn?

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        Think there may have been some high profile serial killers there at some point.

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          thank you for actually trying to give an honest answer

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            Anytime :)

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