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: aprilhenry (aprilhenry) wrote,
2009-03-14 07:47:00

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2009-03-14 07:47:00

How would you like to have a book title that becomes a catchphrase?

Newsweek says that the phrase “terrible, horrible, no good, very bad” has appeared in news stories 50 times since 2007, a little bit of homage for Judith Viorst. Newsweek looks at the phenomenon here.

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How would you like to have a book title that becomes a catchphrase?

Like the trailer for Haywire? You're better off watching it 40X than seeing movie

Damn those homophones - they're everywhere

Pet Peeves

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