MSNBC: We know you are all looking forward to Keith's return - and we are, too.

[Kalyke]

The end of Countdown, for anyone who wants to know.

[haifa lootin]

1. Well, -that- was cryptic, wasn't it?

Interesting.

(yes, I saw it too)

:-)

[Rhiannon12866]

3. That's what I thought...

I went "huh?!" :shrug:

[Mira]

2. The sentence before that ended with:

Keith Olberman has been suspended in-definitively, then: I know you are all looking forward to Keith's return, and so are we.

My head still reels from that incongruity.

[Kalyke]

4. I know. How... Corporate.

[A-Schwarzenegger]

5. My head reels from "in-definitively".

[BzaDem]

6. Indefinitely does not necessarily mean forever -- it just means the time for return is not set. n/t

[HereSince1628]

7. Tell that to David Schuster.

Indefinitely suspended until he found another job...

[Ruby the Liberal]

11. +1

My thoughts exactly.

[haifa lootin]

8. The problem is that, like a number of other words, what it means to most people

isn't what it actually means. It has almost become popularly synonymous with "forever", unfortunately.

I know that language morphs and evolves, but I don't have to like it.

:grr:

[Mira]

9. Depends on what the definition of "is" is. I agree with you, of course, but

David Schuster is still gone. He was the other one booted with the words of "an indefinite suspension".

[TexasThoughtCriminal]

10. I like how they put it towards the end of the show

Any freepers and beckheads wanting to watch and gloat had to sit and hear some truth.