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(transitive, rare) To check (information) on the Web site snopes.com for accuracy..
Heh heh you got me. No, I didn't Snopes it before replying. Damn. Shame on me.
Why do people insist on "re-SNOPESing" things that have been proven time and time again are urban legends?
I remember the same doubt, and it's understandable that people would be skeptical about an amazing story like that. I had some spare time, hence the Googling and Snopesing.
Now some of these are bogus, or semi-bogus... Check 'em out if you need to (I'm not gonna do your snopesing for you :-) - but why spoil a good story with some factuality? If some of these aren't true, they ought to be :-)
Seriously why does he call himself an intelligent person when all he has to do is snopes stuff before sending out
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Snopes means (transitive, rare) To check (information) on the Web site snopes.com for accuracy..
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Heh heh you got me. No, I didn't Snopes it before replying. Damn. Shame on me.
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