Newspaperman Robertson whiffled a redskin on a hunch, now finds his idea is one heap big business, By Frank Lynn ONE day in 1934, Thayne Robertson, a Boise, Idaho newspaperman whose hobby was carving wooden figures, heard that a wooden Indian was wanted for a Western movie in Hollywood.— Modern Mechanix
I described our undergraduate PLE project, which is part-funded by a Departmental Teaching Enhancement Grant from the Centre, talked a bit about Small Worlds, and whiffled about Twitter.— Science of the Invisible
Not whiffled, perhaps, but indisputably blotto.— Jill the Reckless

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