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Examples
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Here's my one nuggest of bass wisdom ... you tell me if it's a good philosophy or if I should stick to trout and salt.
Flukin' Largemouth 2009
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It seems to be an attempt to sidestep the hard work of sifting through the historical evidence for those nuggest of material that can be judged authentic with a high degree of certainty.
Mythicism: Microexistence vs. Macroexistence? James F. McGrath 2010
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Lost in the ridiculous "fuzzy math" being put forth by the Clinton campaign was this nuggest from the article you posted that just sums up why I love this guy ...
Chris Matthews, On Whether MSNBC Supports Obama: "Well, It's Not Official" 2009
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Footnoted digs through securities filings to find nuggest of interesting information.
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I suggest that this is no different from the Drudge nuggest about Michelle Obama starting a cat fight with HRC.
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In case you missed it, the relevant nuggest of nerdly goodness is that buyers will be able to activate their iPhones at home via the iTunes store, for maximum iEase and iConvenience.
Bill Barol: iWant 2008
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With a sharply divided Court and no fewer that six published opinions, with a range of concurrences, dissetns and concurrences in dissent, there were few nuggest of clean and clear law to be derived.
Fears on Wisconsin Right to Life Matt Johnston 2007
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Want a little nuggest of TRUTH to chew on these last few weeks going into the elections?
Think Progress » Rumsfeld Unveils New Justification For Iraq War: High Gas Prices 2006
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My local McD's doesn't even have a six-piece nugget/fry/soda meal anymore, and I can't possibly finish all the fries and nuggest that come in a value meal anyway.
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There are a couple of nuggest in there, my favorite being the Reservoir Dogs tribute.
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