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BANNED WORDS
this is a column that runs in the guardian's saturday magazine. i liked it once but i got bored with it now.
here's a few selections.
words that should be banned:
real
geri
gangsta
surtitles
pensioner
visitor attraction
shag
branding
conceptual
a-list
breakfast bar
888
hubby
own
dubya
it's not going to happen
rebel
recession
apres ski
flu
ethnic
mad
recession
detox
hardcore
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RETURN OF THE ROLLERCOASTER (6)
so here i am, just like the only little boy in new york, with this wild, wild cabbie, all souped up on the erratic and i just don't know where he's going to goddam take us. like, i know we're not headed for manhattan right now, but it could be bensonhirst or harlem or upstate somewhere and this lebanese driver is just eating up the concept of erratic living.
god, i mean, like i just got off the plane son, i mean, like, chilling would be a good idea about now. not some nightmare trip to mayhem. but that's the ride so, sometimes, you just got to swing with it.
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CLOSURE, AT LAST
and so, i find, the search for truth draws to its natural close - here's some of what i found:
1. the truth does not stay where we put it. it is a living, vibrant and moving article
2. our truths must be replenished each morning in the same way that loves must be reaffirmed
3. an endless search for truth is a fool's errand
4. avoidance of lies and liars is a valid, worthwhile and on-going quest
5. there are truths for each person and for each occasion
6. most people speak the truth as they see it
7. some people surround themselves with lies
8. dignity and passion and truth are the three hands that make us human
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