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Typical Skrud Post

Posted by Skrud at Friday, August 18th 2006 at 5:12pm

  • Opening paragraph containing mundane phrases like “Lately I’ve noticed…” or “Recently…” or “Since a couple of weeks ago…” or “I’ve been thinking…”.
  • Many sentences beginning with “I think”, “I feel”, or “it seems” and other such subjective verbs because I’m too timid to make an assertive statement. (It also gives me a coward’s exit should someone point out a flaw in my arguments in the comments section).
  • Too many sentences that begin with the words “And”, “But”, “Also”, “So”, and other typical bad-words-to-start-sentences-with.
  • Excessive use of English singular past perfect tense and use of the contraction “I’ve”
  • Mention something esoterically geeky in an attempt to achieve dominant alpha-Geek status.
  • Complain about one of the following topics:
  • Make sure I don’t say anything mean about anyone else, because I never know who might by chance come across this blog. (I wish I had to guts to be as open and honest with my blog as Heather is with hers).
  • Recount tales of un-Skrudly behaviour.

Did I miss something? Then leave a comment. :)

(And since I can’t think of anywhere else to mention this, if you want to have an avatar that appears in the comments next to your post, hit Gravatar and make an account using the same e-mail address you use when entering a comment.)

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  1. wilhelmtell said:

    Yes, you missed something.

    My dad always tought me never, ever to say anything bad about myself. That’s because other people do it much better than me.

    I suggest you consider it.

  2. DrSkrud said:

    Well, I always do exactly the opposite of what my dad says. :P

  3. Vendetta said:

    Eat more kangaroo!

  4. wilhelmtell said:

    … and you are less of a coward than me. I don’t even have the courage to have a blog. Too often I say things I regret to have said.

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