Good Words/Bad Words
Hello all.
As you know, in the world there are good words and there are bad words. The former should be spoken as often as possible, the latter never uttered at all. Though this has been made clear to everyone at TJRA on many, many occasions—from the orientation orgy to the biweekly invisible memos—it seems some of you have confused them and continue to speak Bad Words in and around TJRA properties. To make sure that there is no more uncertainty whatsoever, Jerry in Aural Services has compiled the definitive list of TJRA Good Words and Bad Words. Please read carefully and obey.
Good Words
- Steak
- TJRA
- “Howdy-do”
- Loyalty
- Maximize
- Maximizing
- Maximization
- Maximized
- Dollop
- Strategy
- Honorificabilitudinitatibus
- Pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism
- Chimera
- Bacos*
- O
- Great
- Leader
- Consume
- Me
- Crudité
- Romantic
- Flog
- Golf
- Ofgl
- Hamburgeriffic
- Eros
- Lather
- Taut
- Glistening
- Opportunalities
- Functionalisms
- Profitunities
- Pork
- Orb
- Yes
Bad Words
- No
- Help
- Stop
- Failure
- Minimize
- Minimizing
- Minimization
- Minimized
- Karl
- Jugs
- Boobs
- Boobies
- Ya-Yas
- Jingle-Jangles
- Cans
- Badoinkies
- Double-Barreled-Milk-Rockets
- Honkers
- Norks
- Pistons
- Sex-Bags
- Hooters
- Wilsons
- Winnebagos
- Failure
As you can see, the lists are quite simple and straightforward. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. If you have any comments, questions, or concerns, die.
* “Bac’n Bits” would also be acceptable if it were one word.
I noticed there are more good words than bad. Interesting. O.
I enjoy the word “postcard.” For example, instead of saying, “Pass the salt,” I say, “Pass the postcard.” Could that be added to the Good Word List?
You forgot Orb.
Oh. There it is.