Hahahaah! I don’t want to be reformed.WTF? Does he think I would pay one dollar to stop doing something that I actually enjoy doing-on occasion.I have to back up and rephrase that a bit. I NEVER used WTF until my last EX-SIL came riding in on a Trailways bus twenty years ago. Before his arrival it was WTH.
I recently read a money-making book that had a liberal amount of WTF sprinkled throughout. It was quite entertaining. The man made his million just before the economy imploded.I wonder if he still uses the expletive with such exuberance, or if has gone over to WTH happened?
I’ve been working on cleaning up my vocabulary in the hopes that someday I’ll have a big time book interview and I don’t want to blow it with an “expletive deleted.”
Well, though I have run across people who are impossible to understand due to the excessive use of assorted disreputable expletives, I haven’t considered it such a problem as to warrant a 3rd edition book on the subject. I think the a55h011 is his own best fan and he’s bought his own f4l7g book in order to claim such sales. hahahahaha
It took me 60 years to get to the fine level of cussing I am at now, and I am not going to regress myself at any time. It took a lot of practice to get to this level.
Just to set everyone straight, the” Cuss Control” book is just an interesting guideline which should help a lot of people. It makes people aware of the issue and it has made people think a bit before saying a potential damaging word. Of course, we swear when awful things happen, but to casually swear in public often tarnishes your image. Be creative rather than offensive and think of something funny to say instead of swearing. Swearing can be lazy language and little kids will pick up curse words quickly. Thank you for your review. Lynda O’Connor, the wife of author, James V. O’Connor.
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WOW! The reformed curser!!!! Wonder if he/she will still use the texting abbreviations we have all learned….WTF! ROFLMAO….hahahahaha
Hahahaah! I don’t want to be reformed.WTF? Does he think I would pay one dollar to stop doing something that I actually enjoy doing-on occasion.I have to back up and rephrase that a bit. I NEVER used WTF until my last EX-SIL came riding in on a Trailways bus twenty years ago. Before his arrival it was WTH.
I recently read a money-making book that had a liberal amount of WTF sprinkled throughout. It was quite entertaining. The man made his million just before the economy imploded.I wonder if he still uses the expletive with such exuberance, or if has gone over to WTH happened?
ROFLMAO! So funny, Wanda.
I’ve been working on cleaning up my vocabulary in the hopes that someday I’ll have a big time book interview and I don’t want to blow it with an “expletive deleted.”
Well, though I have run across people who are impossible to understand due to the excessive use of assorted disreputable expletives, I haven’t considered it such a problem as to warrant a 3rd edition book on the subject. I think the a55h011 is his own best fan and he’s bought his own f4l7g book in order to claim such sales. hahahahaha
It took me 60 years to get to the fine level of cussing I am at now, and I am not going to regress myself at any time. It took a lot of practice to get to this level.
Just to set everyone straight, the” Cuss Control” book is just an interesting guideline which should help a lot of people. It makes people aware of the issue and it has made people think a bit before saying a potential damaging word. Of course, we swear when awful things happen, but to casually swear in public often tarnishes your image. Be creative rather than offensive and think of something funny to say instead of swearing. Swearing can be lazy language and little kids will pick up curse words quickly. Thank you for your review. Lynda O’Connor, the wife of author, James V. O’Connor.