Caveating

In my experience, lawyers are very careful, and usually end up accused of "caveating" to excess. ❋ Rogers (2006)

With this graphic, the 18 caveating words are no longer caveating, dissonant with the message the graphic sends, but are reinforcing. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Such regular caveating is part of this very problem is it not? ❋ Jeff (2009)

Answering questions for impact of a method (from posters) with impact on the intermediate result rather than the final result (and not caveating, clarifying). ❋ Unknown (2006)

And here's what Tom Emmer came up with after nearly an hour of hemming, hawing, caveating, and explaining. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Speaking of the first point, to use an Al Haigism, Geithner is now caveating his language on what he knew, and when, about AIG's bonuses. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I'm bored enough today to canvas opinion from some people in the MFM. caveating, I'm pretty callow. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The intellectual exercise of caveating, no matter how important you think it is, has already caused people to miss doubles or triples. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Washington Post chose to publish a graphic for a 15-year period, which seems to suggest (strongly) for those who won't really absorb the 18 caveating words (after all, a picture is worth 1000 words, no?), that would lead casual readers (after all, who really has the time to study seriously all the serious issues on the table at any one time -- thus, most are 'casual' readers when it comes to Climate Change) to have their suspicions increased as to whether there is Global Warming. ❋ Unknown (2009)

(b) and (c) OK, but I think it needs still more caveating. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Anyway, then we come to the big in-his-own-words quote from John Helgerson, the ex-inspector general, and that’s where the caveating really goes nuts: "Certain of the techniques seemed to have little effect, whereas waterboarding and sleep deprivation were the two most powerful techniques and elicited a lot of information," he said in an interview. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If that fuckin' douchebag says "caveat" one more time, I'm gonna [kick him] [in the taint]. Fuckin' [choad]. ❋ Jevvy (2003)

Hym "See, [Dr. Jeepjorp Peepeestones] knows all about lying, doesn't he? 'You don't believe in God? Well, he doesn't believe in you either!' 🤣 Hahaha! What!? How could an omniscient creature 'believe' in any capacity? Who are your trying to fool!? Oh... Right, the [wager]. The Creature. That's... Ha! I forgot for a second. I do like that you gave yourself a [caveat]. 'At least I'm not lying.' You are an absolute trip!" ❋ Hym Iam (2022)

"High levels of [donut] caveating may be observed at [board] [meetings]." ❋ L K Piegeler (2004)

[Rube]: I went to the movies with Kristy and she ate a whole bag of [buttered popcorn]. I don't know how she stays so skinny [Wiseguy]: Caveat Dorito pal. ❋ Cool Hand Duke (2007)

I gave [my credit card number] to some website to purchase something and the owner [charged up] my card. Well, as they say; [Caveat Emptor]. ❋ Mxalienraptor (2005)

Caveat Stoner: How do know, like, every [instant] of your life isn't, like, you know, it's own, like, individual [reality] that, like, goes on for [eternity]...etc ❋ Knowcebo (2011)

Abu [Yahya] is a brilliant writer and exceptionally good-looking. He's thoughtful and [detail-oriented], and gives a good foot-rub. [CAVEAT LECTOR]: I am Abu Yahya. ❋ Abu Yahya (2010)

[Steven Colbert]: Caveat Emptor or Latin for a [Tuff] [tittie]... ❋ Dave T. (2006)

John - "Yeah, what the Nazis did during WWII was downright [monsterous]..." Sam - "Actually, monstrous is a poor choice or words, the [german people] were forced to behave the way they did because they got screwed after [WWI]... besides, Hitler did what was right for Germany at the time" Anna - "What the hell Sam?!" John - "Ignore him Anna, he´s from the Caveat-Brigade" ❋ Akronyhm (2018)

Jacob: "[I asked] her if she liked [mustaches]. [She said yes]!" Friend: "You forget the Facer Caveat! She is answering yes because she knows that is what you want to hear." ❋ HeyTeacher! (2020)