[mnehring]

“flack” is an alternate spelling, according to the on-air person on MSNBC just now.

If they are on MSNBC, they wouldn't know a dictionary from a joint wrapper.

[muawiyah]

Most of them probably know what a Phillies Blunt cigar is, but not that it can be smoked “as is”.

[hunter112]

“flack” is an alternate spelling, according to the on-air person on MSNBC just now.

If they are on MSNBC, they wouldn't know a dictionary from a joint wrapper.

Ha! Flak comes from the German word "fliegerabwehrkanone" a type of German anti-aircraft gun.

"Flack" is an American singer, who sang Obama's theme song, "Where is the love?"

[Belasarius]

flack” is an alternate spelling, according to the on-air person on MSNBC just now.
If they are on MSNBC, they wouldn’t know a dictionary from a joint wrapper.

I’ve never seen it spelled “flack.” But if the news media agrees on an alternative incorrect spelling of a German word then who are we to disagree?

[leadpenny]

mnehrling wrote:

If they are on MSNBC, they wouldn't know a dictionary from a joint wrapper.

Lurking in Kansas wrote:

B.S. but no surprise, MSNBC has his back, LOL.

Really? Look it up on your Word Perfect/Oxford Univ Press dictionary. "(also flack)"

[A6M3]

Maybe Obama meant to say crack jacket.