I can't say for sure, but it would be in the dictionary because this use of since has become extremely commonplace. It's technically incorrect, and should be avoided in formal writing. (IMO)
"Hm, I always though 'and' should be used with 'such as' since it's listing the possible examples,"
From your last VM.
Also, I changed it to Skarmory or Bronzong because the "and" makes it sound like they're countering Landorus simultaneously.
"I had sardine, baked beans, dumplings, cauliflower, potato... The usual household fare :P *burp*"
o_O *backs away slowly, reaching for gas mask*