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Big difference between the sausage making and the sausage. As a journalist who's spent several years in all kinds of newsrooms, I can assure you that "blowjob"
by zecho 16y ago
Big difference between the sausage making and the sausage.
As a journalist who's spent several years in all kinds of newsrooms, I can assure you that "blowjob" is one of the more kid-friendly words you'll hear in a newsroom. But, that's just blowing off steam in a grinding job with long hours, little pay and a lot of cynicism.
Professionals don't normally take what they say in private to print. I'd argue that they're professionals precisely because they don't drop "blowjobs" in print lightly.
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- forensic 16y agoI think her language is inline with the style of her product. In her case it is professional. She's not working for the NYT and her audience doesn't include gramma.