news at 11

Definition

A sarcastic dismissal implying something you just said is painfully obvious or has been common knowledge forever. It's the verbal equivalent of an eye-roll delivered through a news anchor reference.

Example Usage

Person A: 'Did you know that sleeping helps you feel less tired?' Person B: 'Yeah, breaking news at 11.'

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