Binding: Audio CD
Rating: 4.0
Review: 1
Studio: Capitol
Good album, but... : This was a good album, very funny, but there are a few problems that I have with it. First of all, the part where T. Bubba does the "Wichaiddya" thing is directly stolen from Jeff Foxworthy. Second, the "Igmo" thing is an almost direct rip-off of Bill Engvall's "Here's Your Sign" routine. And lastly, the part where he talks about airplane safety, especially "place the mask of your face and breath normally" is stolen almost directly from George Carlin's "Jammin' in New York" album. Other than that, I'm completly satisfied with this album.
Brand: TopExpressions
Manufacturer: Capitol
Price: $11.98 USD
$3 Words
: "speak to communicate." Wouldn't it be nice if people used words we already understood as opposed to trying to invent a whole new vocabulary to impress and confuse others? Think of the time we would save just learning and using what we
Im Confused
Binding: Audio CD
Rating: 4.0
Review: 4
Studio: Mca Nashville
Good album, but... : This was a good album, very funny, but there are a few problems that I have with it. First of all, the part where T. Bubba does the "Wichaiddya" thing is directly stolen from Jeff Foxworthy. Second, the "Igmo" thing is an almost direct rip-off of Bill Engvall's "Here's Your Sign" routine. And lastly, the part where he talks about airplane safety, especially "place the mask of your face and breath normally" is stolen almost directly from George Carlin's "Jammin' in New York" album. Other than that, I'm completly satisfied with this album.
Brand: TopExpressions
Manufacturer: Mca Nashville
Price: $12.98 USD
Unravel the Confusion
. (Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV)Separating the words of Jesus Christ to Israel (during his earthly ministry) from the message of the risen Lord Jesus Christ to the church of today will unravel any confusion about the gospel. The wonderful
Feeling Words-more Than Sad, Mad and Glad
, out of balance, disorganized, dismayed, wounded, troubled, weepy, letdown, confused, out of synch, inner turmoil, shook up, lonely, afraid, worried, concerned,Words and phrases which reflect happy feelings:Pleased, full of joy, giggly
Bills Best FriendMy Father Confused
Binding: Audio CD
Rating: 4.0
Review: 4
Studio: Musicrama/Koch
Good album, but... : This was a good album, very funny, but there are a few problems that I have with it. First of all, the part where T. Bubba does the "Wichaiddya" thing is directly stolen from Jeff Foxworthy. Second, the "Igmo" thing is an almost direct rip-off of Bill Engvall's "Here's Your Sign" routine. And lastly, the part where he talks about airplane safety, especially "place the mask of your face and breath normally" is stolen almost directly from George Carlin's "Jammin' in New York" album. Other than that, I'm completly satisfied with this album.
Brand: TopExpressions
Manufacturer: Musicrama/Koch
Price: $13.98 USD
The Wrong Word Dictionary 2000 Most Commonly Confused Words
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 4.5
Review: 15
Studio: Marion Street Press, Inc.
Even good writers sometimes find the right word elusive. Or is it illusive? The correct usage for more than 2,000 words that people commonly misuse is provided in this concise and accessible handbook that assures, insures, and ensures that anyone who wants to communicate accurately and effectively chooses the right word every time. Arranged alphabetically in pairs (or threes when appropriate), entries are carefully explained with a sentence that illustrates correct usage and cross-referenced to ensure that readers find, for example, boycott, even when they look up embargo first. Two dozen cartoons by Argentinian illustrator Santiago Cornejo (Corne) humorously clarify confusing distinctions between words and make this a fun reference for all word lovers to enjoy.
Manufacturer: Marion Street Press, Inc.
Price: $14.95 USD
Life Partnership in 7 Words
challenging and requires us to learn skills to cope well with the issues that arise. This can so often be difficult and confusing, so it’s helpful to have some kind of guidelines to navigate through the stormy waters.One model that works
New Technical Writer: Don't Confuse your Reader With your Words
OVERVIEWStop confusing your Reader with the words you use. Your Reader is trying his/her best to understand how your product works without having to figure out your writing. Here are some writing guidelines to help you stop baffling
The Riddles of the Sphinx and the puzzles word games brainteasers conundrums quizzes mysteries codes and ciphers that have baffled entertained and confused the wor
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 4.5
Review: 15
Studio: Penguin (Non-Classics)
The story of the puzzles, brainteasers, maps, codes, and other mysteries that have entertained and confused the world over the last century From Sudoku to crosswords, Victorian parlor games to lateral thinking, cryptograms to todayÂ's latest brainteasers, The Riddles of the Sphinx tells the little-known histories behind a host of puzzles, word games, and riddles and introduces the extraordinary geniuses, eccentrics, rivals, code crackers, and obsessives who invented them. Who wouldÂ've thought that, for example, Sudoku, JapanÂ's biggest ever puzzle craze, was actually invented by a Swiss mathematician in 1873? Or that the Times crossword helped Britain win the Second World War? Readers will also find out about the mysterious Â"HaberdasherÂ's Puzzle,Â" what Sheryl Crow has to do with cruciverbalism, how the World Puzzle Championships are blazing a trail for international relations, and how games help us think and develop. ThereÂ's even an opportunity to play some devilish games and classic brainteasers, making this the ultimate book for puzzle addicts.
Manufacturer: Penguin (Non-Classics)
Price: $14.00 USD
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