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Instant obsolesence is why I became a writer. The rate of punctuation in a sentence doesn't double every 18 friggin' months, and you never have some 22-year-old looming over your shoulder, shaking his head, saying "dude... you're still using adverbs...?"—Bob Harris
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Actually, most twenty-two year olds I know wouldn't even think of using an adverb anymore.
"That house was painted beautiful"
You know?
Posted by: Vinny | July 9, 2003 11:12 AM
:+)
Posted by: Norm | July 9, 2003 12:08 PM