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It really irks me the way the article says Andrew Finch was "at the wrong place at the wrong time". He was at _his_ house, which he's allowed to be at _any_ ti
by throw7 8y ago
It really irks me the way the article says Andrew Finch was "at the wrong place at the wrong time". He was at _his_ house, which he's allowed to be at _any_ time.
- insickness 8y agoIt's a figure of speech that implies it was pure coincidence that it happened to him as opposed to someone else and that he could have done nothing to prevent it.
- drcode 8y agoWell, I think being "a place where you get shot" is always a wrong place to be, for most definitions of the word "wrong".