I honestly read that as ‘Reading should be painful’.
I think I’ll stand by that.
Ricky Guphkor
10 years ago
Many things we want to forget the forget. Also, heyo, I’m new!
jic
10 years ago
The Book Description, His Amazon Author Profile, And The Book Itself (Or At Least The Sample) Are All Written With The First Letter Of Every Word Capitalized. As You Can See, It Is Nauseating To Read. FOR ONCE, I WOULD ACTUALLY PREFER ALL CAPS. THAT MAY BE ANNOYING TO READ, BUT AT LEAST IT DOESN’T MAKE ME WANT TO PUKE.
So much for “reading should be playful, not painful”. It took me a while to understand that was what he wrote, because I’m not used to reading around corners.
red
10 years ago
A lower dose of Instant Memory Booster might help.
L.
10 years ago
Know,How Brain Works?
Know How Spacebar Works?
Tia
10 years ago
This should include a free dose of Forget The Forget.
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“Not painful”. I beg to differ.
Sounds like another English As She Is Spoke wannabe.
I honestly read that as ‘Reading should be painful’.
I think I’ll stand by that.
Many things we want to forget the forget. Also, heyo, I’m new!
The Book Description, His Amazon Author Profile, And The Book Itself (Or At Least The Sample) Are All Written With The First Letter Of Every Word Capitalized. As You Can See, It Is Nauseating To Read. FOR ONCE, I WOULD ACTUALLY PREFER ALL CAPS. THAT MAY BE ANNOYING TO READ, BUT AT LEAST IT DOESN’T MAKE ME WANT TO PUKE.
So much for “reading should be playful, not painful”. It took me a while to understand that was what he wrote, because I’m not used to reading around corners.
A lower dose of Instant Memory Booster might help.
Know,How Brain Works?
Know How Spacebar Works?
This should include a free dose of Forget The Forget.