A great album, and an amazing debut

Same

Elvis had that same facial expression.

I misread the name as “running with scepters.”

In such contexts, the omission itself becomes a rhetorical device, highlighting that the author has nothing more to say on the subject or is leaving gaps for the reader to infer or for a larger work to address.

The phrase is notably used by Jonathan Swift in his satirical work A Tale of a Tub, where it appears at points where the narrator conspicuously omits details, often to mock the inadequacy of language or the limitations of human knowledge regarding certain philosophical or metaphysical questions.

At the bar at Mellow Mushroom for a slice and pint.

One of the world’s great beers!

JFC, these people ….

I watched it tonight, and it was wonderful.

It’s the absolute worst.