Today’s Stuff up of the day looks like it is an example of an auto-correct going undetected by the writer in a Stuff article about Luxton.
The brutal battles to be selected as the National candidate in these seats in the early 2010s destroyed relationships and created faultiness that only the magnetic leadership of John Key could pave over.
Was faultiness an autocorrect for fault lines?
This regular daily post is the place to joke and banish negative thoughts.
This regular daily post is the place to joke and banish negative thoughts.
I sat there stunned as the feed was terminated and my thoughts towards the prof were of the greatest admiration and benevolence. “So he did it,” I said to myself. “What a genius he is to get Napkins to tell the truth.”
This $20 fare cap looks like just another ride on the taxpayer-funded gravy train, with the rest of New Zealand holding the ticket.
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Hayes, who is retired, said it was nothing. “We’ll just call it my good deed for the day.”
The word for today is… caldera (noun) - : a volcanic crater that has a diameter many times that of the vent and is formed by collapse of the central part of a volcano or by explosions of extraordinary violence Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : A large, bowl-shaped volcanic depression, a caldera
