SOMEONE STAGE AN INTERVENTION: I'm Addicted to the #CanAnyoneConfirm Meme Started by Pro Journalist @RyanJReilly

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I believe this is a tear gas catapult used by Natl Guard, can anyone confirm? #ferguson @ryanjreilly @AmericanGlob pic.twitter.com/27QFUz7tLw

— Doug Ross (@directorblue) August 18, 2014

I believe this is a personal urban assault vehicle used by Natl Guard, can anyone confirm? @ryanjreilly #ferguson pic.twitter.com/zb3TXhFiQa

— Doug Ross (@directorblue) August 18, 2014

I believe these are flash-bangs used by Natl Guard, can anyone confirm? #ferguson @ryanjreilly @ThePowersThatBe pic.twitter.com/1VWDEu7lIs

— Doug Ross (@directorblue) August 19, 2014

I believe these are stop-sticks used by the National Guard, can anyone confirm? #ferguson @ryanjreilly @ChuckCJohnson pic.twitter.com/G9xvnb494S

— Doug Ross (@directorblue) August 19, 2014

I believe this is a GPS-powered tactical map used by the Natl Guard, can anyone confirm? @ryanjreilly #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/P5rNF7DNFk

— Doug Ross (@directorblue) August 19, 2014

I believe this is some un-detonated C-4, can anyone confirm? #ferguson @ryanjreilly @AmericanGlob #CanAnyoneConfirm pic.twitter.com/HhJb1YMgYJ

— Doug Ross (@directorblue) August 19, 2014

I believe this is a new, deadly experimental assault rifle, can anyone confirm? #Ferguson @ryanjreilly @AmericanGlob pic.twitter.com/rxsQF7EK6D

— Doug Ross (@directorblue) August 19, 2014

Yet another reason most regular Americans refer to The Huffington Post as HuffPutz, which is the term they prefer I hear.


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