"I tend to explain it thusly, so that it makes sense to me.
(It's cheaper if you catch your own meal rather than having an employee catch it for you, a price differential which Zauo's site explains thusly: "The price is reasonable because we would like all our customers to enjoy fishing").
But I think it's actually best explained thusly: It's like being suffocated by the constriction of a giant boa snake, a crushing limitation and inevitable ending that you can't muster breath to scream about, arms stuck at your side, chest collapsing.
I heard a police spokesman explain the concept, as he understood it, thusly - the hijackers' shenanigans simply detract the rest of us from fully understanding the police officer's "Prime Imperative" to protect all lives.
Eric Schlossberg, one of the store employees (a refreshingly laid-back, cheerful, artistic crew of dancers, stylists, etc)., explained it thusly: "I mean, what Theory customer is going to be walking around in a conical bra-dress with five-inch platforms?" (To his great credit, Mr. Schlossberg, the day I visited, was attempting to dress his own mother in such items).
One explained it thusly (and I'm translating pretty directly here): "In the context of a rather limited and generally featureless media space, Soviet cartoons had an indescribable brightness.
One interviewed Roma woman explained it thusly: "You know, what the Roma people's habit is, when one of them comes, then the others also come.
During the 2008 campaign, then-candidate Barack Obama caught a ton of flack when he described rural Midwesterners thusly: "So it's not surprising then that they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations".
Explain, explain, explain.
