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James Comey under fire for saying ’86′, but where does the slang term come from?
The Merriam-Webster dictionary traces “86” to “1930s soda-counter slang meaning that an item was sold out. There is varying ...
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Celebrity Leftist Doubles-Down on Comey's '86 47' Post, Gets Secret Service Wake-Up Call
One of two brothers who became social media sensations thanks to their online baiting of President Donald Trump found out it ...
Trump Stirs MAGA’s Rage at ‘Bastard’ Comey in Unhinged Posts
President Donald Trump stoked MAGA’s calls for former FBI Chief James Comey‘s arrest over a social post Trump has called an ...
The old slang term ’86’ probably started as restaurant-worker jargon. Suddenly it’s in the news
The slang term at the center of a political firestorm around former FBI Director James Comey likely originated as ...
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Ex-FBI Boss’ ’86’ Post Ignites MAGA Fury — But Both Sides Have Used ‘Threat’ Before
MAGA raged against Comey over an Instagram post reading “86 47” – but the record the cryptic message goes way back, and Trump supporters used it too.
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Ex-FBI director James Comey posted a picture of seashells. Now he’s being probed for ‘threats’ to Trump
as “86” has a history of being used as a verb in American slang to mean removing someone from a venue, and Trump is the 47th president of the United States. Comey subsequently deleted the ...