mossback

The old-fashioned mossback wasted no time trying to deny what was right before his eyes.

It's not for everyone, but it's the most honest mossback music on the lot.

For example, mossback philosophy is succinctly expressed in the statement: "Life was better before air travel."

We shall take the intruders at the mossback turn."

The moment is ripe for a mossback comeback.

Thurman Fennel, the boy's father, is a mossback of the worst kind."

"Ah - I know what it is like to be in hell, Mossback.

Julia stood on tiptoe to whisper: "You're a bit of a mossback yourself.

As for telephones: Am I actually just a mossback in quick-adapter's clothing?

Berger is a columnist for Crosscut.com, writing under the name "Mossback".

"Does this scheme of yours depend on vile Mossback enchantments, then?"

As an old-fashioned mossback, I urge them to go at it and to stay at it until each has destroyed the other.

No, not a mossback movement.

What a mossback.

You know these clans reveled so in all this, and their mossback descendants write up these fanciful accounts.

"That old mossback, ever canting and haranguing me on the duties and dignities of my station?"

I w-wouldn' mind takin' a job at the Mossback court."

After leaving the Weekly, Berger continued writing "Mossback" for Crosscut.

This species is also known by several alternate names, such as amberjack, forktail, mossback, and white salmon.

Mossback Correspondence (1889)

Butch may be weird, but he's no mossback, so he scratched Buckperson off the birth certificate and named his daughter Sam.

At the Weekly, Berger wrote "Mossback", a column about the idiosyncrasies of Seattle living, history and politics.

Mossback (www.mossbackgamecalls.com/)

Not the slick strivers and jingo parrots who staffed the mossback papers and news magazines of the Luce empire.

Bathyaploactis curtisensis (Port Curtis mossback)