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:) That was terribly hilarious & as entertaining as peanut butter on a bullfrog! Giggle. WTgo! |
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Great blog, guys! I love it. May my young kids grow to become rebelutionaries. |
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that is great!:) I like those rules!:) |
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Oh brother! I shook my head through the whole thing!! :-) |
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#25. Never write in a style which contradicts the message, because that would strengthen the message. :-) |
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That was hilarious! :) |
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With advice like that you have the world writing good more quicker than you can shake a stick. (Or click a mouse.) |
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Hahaha! That's awesome! |
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Mr. Bloom: Thank you, sir. We're honored by your encouragement. |
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I enjoyed reading your rules for excellent writing. At least we know you practice what you preach! |
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Thanks for those...um...interesting guidelines. :D |
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... a kind soul handed this list to me in college, and it has always been a good checklist; except the list I was given started out with "your reader lacks intelligence, therefore..." :/ |
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MM: Your comment gives us an opportunity to re-emphasize that Brett and I did not write this list. We'd love to know who did, but for now, we just call him The Anonymous Word Wizard. |
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Very funny! Only it should be "write well." Good is an adjective, whereas well is an adverb, modifying the infinitive verbal to write. :D |
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I think "How to Write Good" was written by Frank L. Visco. Just FYI. |
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I already write good. So I ain't got need for them tips. :) |
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Thanks for making me laugh, guys! |
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Heh...that was kinda funny. ;) Although, I don't really use too many rules when I write; I just do it. After reading a lot of books, good writing becomes simple imitation of the greats. |
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Rule #26 |
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That was so entertaining! Have you gentlemen read |
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Shelbi: Thank you for reading, and now, for commenting! Alex and I are truly blessed interacting with and serving (in small ways) all of you. |
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To be more specific about that book. |
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Hey, umm, do you honestly think that list would or could help anyone write better. Maybe I'm missing the obvious but whoever wrote that sure seemed to contradict himself an awful lot. Example: As Emerson said, “I hate quotations. Tell me what you know.” And then, 11: Never use comparisons. Also that guy said multiple times never be redundant well I think anyone reading that would get his point based on how many times he said it. So I guess I'm just wondering why you would support such a thing by posting it to your blog... Could you explain? |
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Anonymous: The list is intended to humorously remind its readers of proper writing technique by giving examples of how not to do it. Sorry if that wasn't clear! |
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Heheheh, time to put that warning back on top of the list. |
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Very clever. |
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This was indeed a very funny list. It way well be that in writing a blog, these guidelines can help make it easier to read, but as to belles lettres, I wouldn't follow them :D |
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Hahahahaha! That's hilarious! I can't believe I'm an author and I've never seen this list before! Cracks me up! Now, I'm on to read the serious stuff on your blog! |
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