From: ikonoqlast@gmail.com   
      
   On Monday, September 8, 2014 4:01:02 AM UTC-7, Jymesion wrote:   
      
   > I'm trying a writing exercise re: descriptions. I can picture this but   
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   > don't know if it'd click with anyone else:   
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   > He smoothed his tie in his best Mr. Super-Suave manner as he strolled   
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   Lose the 'super', otherwise fine.  Unless you are trying for irony, not enough   
   information here.  Genuinely suave- no super.  Failing to be suave- super.   
      
      
      
      
      
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   > My back-brain is yelling about how horrible it is, but it fits all the   
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   > guidelines I'm trying to follow.   
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   > Also, only semi-related:   
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   > (Secretary) "Is it interesting?"   
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   > (Him) "Angling for a loose lips bonus?" He twirled the flash drive   
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   > before stuffing it into his shirt pocket. "You know I love you, dear,   
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   > but I'm not about to break secrecy regs just so you can get a new   
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   > car."   
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   > I know, I know, it sounds like a character out of a cheesy 1960s   
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   > movie, but I got into the mode . . .   
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   > Anyway, my question for that is whether it's obvious that they're   
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   > talking about a company program which rewards people who can weasel   
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   > secrets out of other employees.   
      
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