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Low interest rates punnish savers and reward borrowers.

Matthew Yglesias » National Savings 2010

Why punnish anyone willling to donate time to this cause.

Hadassah Lieberman under attack over industry ties 2009

The name was not intended to be punnish; it related to the region, and indicated that the human villagers acknowledged the su - premacy of the gnomes in this vicinity.

Here There Are Monsters 2010

If we really wanted to make war on drugs, we would have to punish the users as much as we punnish the suppiers.

The Economics of Illegal Drugs, David Henderson | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2010

I love punnish humor... *giggle* I shall email you the details...

Horoscope for tomorrow BunnyKissd 2007

I kind of like the original painting for the US Bonehunters, but the way it's faded and then uglified with the title is one level of bad, and the second level of badness is that it's not going to sell any books, and the third and final level of badness is that when I look at it, I can't help but think of the punnish "Oh, so those are the fallen Malazans..."

Neth Space Neth 2007

God wouldn't punnish us for something that saves his people.

Stem Cell Hypocrisy-- Tell Frist to Cut it Out! GreenFertility 2006

So there's always a chance that those providing the economic engine for your work don't quite "get" everything that they're paying for note the use of scare-quotes to imply punnish, double-meaning, rather than an arbitrary, so-called status ; .

How will "free-to-play" business models affect the gaming landscape in the West? 2006

But I and others have not argued to "punnish sic the rest of the children."

Public money and religious schools. Ann Althouse 2005

This did not seem to be a scary or punnish setting.

Pet Peeve Anthony, Piers 2005